elm-dep-check
Advanced tools
Visualizing module dependencies of Elm projects.
Circular module dependencies are detected by Elm compiler, but in general, it also makes your project healthy to keep directory dependencies unidirectional!
It is also good to check your project's local rules are observed (e.g. View.* should not be used by Model.*).
npm install -g elm-dep-check
Go to your project directory and use this command.
elm-dep-check
This creates dep-check.html in the current directory.
About other options, see below.
Usage: elm-dep-check [options]
--help, -h
Displays help information about this script
'elm-dep-check -h' or 'elm-dep-check --help'
--output, -o
Output file (default is `dep-check.html`)
'elm-dep-check --output=report.html' or 'elm-dep-check -o report.html
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Visualizing module dependencies of your Elm project
We found that elm-dep-check demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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