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enonic-dependencies-resolver
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A CLI tool to generate dependencies graph for selected files.
A CLI tool to generate dependencies graph for selected files.
npm install -g enonic-dependencies-resolver
Use it from CLI by running:
$ edr [options] [<path>]
Analyze files ./content/**/*.ts
and shows the graphs, with files, that don't have dependencies amoung the analyzable files, as root elements.
edr src/js/**/content/*.ts
Analyze files ./content/**/*.ts
and show those graphs, files of which are used as internal dependencies (inside ./content/**/
) only. If there even one file, that is used outside ``./content/**/*.ts`, that graph will be hidden.
edr ./content/**/*.ts --internal
Analyze files ./content/**/*.ts
and show graphs, where the root files has no usage, but depends on other files.
Internal flag works just like iin the previous example. Level flag limits the depth of the graph to be displayed.
edr ./content/**/*.ts --internal --reversed --level 0
FAQs
A CLI tool to generate dependencies graph for selected files.
We found that enonic-dependencies-resolver 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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