This is still a WIP (in some ways). Depending on where you scanning from and the specified targets, things might not work as expected. Also, I started using this with nodejs based projects, so there may be (or is) unexpected behaviour that is not covered.

CLI Installation

npm install -g arctor
arctor -h

Scanning Dependencies

You can scan multiple targets with the CLI, by:

arctor dir file.js dir2 ...

This will output a JSON data object (to be documented..).

WTF?! Examples?

Indeed!

git clone https://github.com/brentlintner/arctor.git
cd arctor/demo
arctor lib test

Graph It!

You can generate a visual graph of the dependencies.

arctor -g lib

Using The Library On Its Own

npm install arctor

You can require it as so (exports lib/arctor.js):

var arctor = require('arctor');

..to be documented.

Hacking

git clone https://github.com/brentlintner/arctor.git && cd arctor
./configure
jake -T

Contributions

If you find this useful in any way, and have an issue or contribution, feel free to open pull request or create an issue on github.

Code Guidelines

4 spaces per editor tab.
No style check errors (jake lint).
Tests (jake test) are green.
ASI is tolerated (for funsies..).

Brought To You By

arbor.js
mocha
chai
sinon
coverjs
detective.
..and all other (awesome) software used by this project.

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Package last updated on 11 Mar 2014

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