@tkskto/vue-component-analyzer

vue-component-analyzer

This tool can Analyze dependency tree for Vue.js SFC (Single File Component). You can see GitHub Pages for a demo.

Also, you can see Props of Component.

or you can see simple text pattern.

Why?

When you try to change the behavior of components, it is hard to know where the component is used.

When you join a new big project using Vue.js, it is hard to understand dependencies.

installation and usage

You can install vue-component-analyzer using npm:

npm install @tkskto/vue-component-analyzer --save-dev

Then put command on npm scripts.

"scripts": {
  "vca": "vca --dir pages"
}

Or you can use npm exec（after npm install）:

npm exec vca -- --dir .

CLI Options

• --dir : analyze target directory. default is src. node_modules will be ignored by default.
• --silent : running without almost logs.
• -f or --format : report type. choose one from [browser | json | both]. default is browser.
• -o or --out : output directory. JSON file will output here.
• -p or --port : select a port number for the local server.

License

MIT License.

Changelog

0.5.1

Chores

• #171 update dependency vue-eslint-parser to v8.3.0
• #178 update dependency ejs to v3.1.8
• #186 update dependency commander to v9.3.0
• #187 update dependency express to v4.18.1

Fixes

• Fails to render when the component uses optional chaining operator #174 from @nachodd