A CommonJS module dependency mapper and graphing tool.
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.
npm install -g arctor
arctor -h
You can scan multiple targets with the CLI, by:
arctor dir file.js dir2 ...
This will output a JSON data object (to be documented..).
Indeed!
git clone https://github.com/brentlintner/arctor.git
cd arctor/demo
arctor lib test
You can generate a visual graph of the dependencies.
arctor -g lib
npm install arctor
You can require it as so (exports lib/arctor.js):
var arctor = require('arctor');
..to be documented.
git clone https://github.com/brentlintner/arctor.git && cd arctor
./configure
jake -T
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.
jake lint).jake test) are green.FAQs
A CommonJS module dependency mapper and graphing tool.
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