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commonjs-walker

Analyzer and tree walker for commonjs.

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Analyzes and walks down the dependencies from a commonjs entry and creates a walking tree.

var walker = require('commonjs-walker');

NOTICE that it will not walk down node_modules and any foreign packages.

walker(entry, [options,] callback)

walker('/path/to/entry.js', options, function(err, tree, nodes){
	// ...
});

If the file structure of your project is:

/path/to
       |--- index.js
       |--- a.js

index.js:

require('./a');

a.js

// there's nothing.

Then

walker('/path/to/index.js', function(err, tree, nodes){
	console.log(tree);
})

The tree object will be something like:

{
	id: '/path/to/index.js',
	dependents: [],
	isEntryPoint: true,
	unsolvedDependencies: ['./a'],
	dependencies: [
		{
			id: '/path/to/a.js',
			dependents: [
				tree // points to `index.js`
			],
			dependencies: [],
			unsolvedDependencies: [],
			code: <Buffer>
		}
	],
	code: <Buffer>
}

The nodes object is the path->node hashmap.

{
	'/path/to/index.js': tree,
	'/path/to/a.js': tree.dependencies[0]
}

Walks down from a entry point, such as package.main of commonjs, and tries to create a walker.Module instance of the top level.

  • entry Path the absolute path of the entry point.
  • tree walker.Module tree of walker.Module
  • nodes Object the hashmap of <path>: <walker.Module>
options

All options are optional. By default, walker works in a very strict mode.

OptionTypeDefaultDescription
pkgObjectundefinedthe object of package.json
noCheckDepVersionBooleanfalsewhether should check the version of foreign packages. If options.pkg is not specified, walker will not check versions.
noCheckCircularBooleanfalsewhether should check circular dependencies
noStrictRequireBooleanfalsewhether should check the usage of method require()
Example

Struct: walker.Module

Actually, there is no walker.Module exists. We only use it to declare and describe the structure of the module.

PropertyTypeDescription
idStringthe id of the module
isEntryPointBooleanwhether the current module is the entry point
dependentsArray.<walker.module>the dependent modules. If there's no dependents, it will be []
versionsemverthe version of the current module.
isForeignBooleanwhether the current module is from a foreign package.

**Properties only if isForeign is false: **

PropertyTypeDescription
codeBufferthe file content of the current module.
dependenciesArray.<walker.Module>the dependencies of the current module. If the module has no dependencies, it will be []
unsolvedDependenciesArray.<String>the array contains the items require()d by the module.

Class: walker.Error

  • code String the enum type of the error
  • message String error messages
  • stack String the origin error.stack
  • data Object the object of the major information of the error, this is useful for i18n.

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Package last updated on 02 May 2014

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