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@lerna/package-graph
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@lerna/package-graph is a utility for managing and analyzing the dependency graph of packages within a monorepo. It helps in understanding the relationships between different packages and can be used to perform operations like finding dependencies, dependents, and traversing the graph.
Creating a Package Graph
This feature allows you to create a graph of packages from an array of package objects. The graph can then be used to analyze the relationships between the packages.
const { PackageGraph } = require('@lerna/package-graph');
const packages = [
{ name: 'package-a', version: '1.0.0', dependencies: { 'package-b': '^1.0.0' } },
{ name: 'package-b', version: '1.0.0', dependencies: {} }
];
const graph = new PackageGraph(packages);
console.log(graph);
Finding Package Dependencies
This feature allows you to find the dependencies of a specific package within the graph. In this example, it retrieves the dependencies of 'package-a'.
const { PackageGraph } = require('@lerna/package-graph');
const packages = [
{ name: 'package-a', version: '1.0.0', dependencies: { 'package-b': '^1.0.0' } },
{ name: 'package-b', version: '1.0.0', dependencies: {} }
];
const graph = new PackageGraph(packages);
const packageA = graph.get('package-a');
console.log(packageA.localDependencies);
Finding Package Dependents
This feature allows you to find the dependents of a specific package within the graph. In this example, it retrieves the dependents of 'package-b'.
const { PackageGraph } = require('@lerna/package-graph');
const packages = [
{ name: 'package-a', version: '1.0.0', dependencies: { 'package-b': '^1.0.0' } },
{ name: 'package-b', version: '1.0.0', dependencies: {} }
];
const graph = new PackageGraph(packages);
const packageB = graph.get('package-b');
console.log(packageB.localDependents);
depgraph is a tool for creating and analyzing dependency graphs. It provides similar functionality to @lerna/package-graph, such as creating graphs and finding dependencies and dependents, but it is more general-purpose and can be used outside of monorepos.
madge is a JavaScript library that can create dependency graphs for JavaScript and TypeScript projects. It offers visualization features and can detect circular dependencies, which makes it a more feature-rich alternative for visualizing dependencies compared to @lerna/package-graph.
dependency-cruiser is a tool to analyze and visualize dependencies in JavaScript and TypeScript projects. It offers extensive configuration options and can be used to enforce dependency rules, making it a more comprehensive tool for dependency management compared to @lerna/package-graph.
@lerna/package-graph
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3.0.0-beta.14 (2018-04-03)
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FAQs
Lerna's internal representation of a package graph
The npm package @lerna/package-graph receives a total of 430,118 weekly downloads. As such, @lerna/package-graph popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @lerna/package-graph demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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