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walk-package-graph
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High speed Node.js package dependency graph walker based on Node.js module resolution algorithm
walk-package-graph
traverses a Node.js package's dependency graph using Node.js module resolution algorithm
Traverses 1,633 packages within average 130ms with a core-i5 8GB ram machine.
npm run test
npm install walk-package-graph
import { walkPackageGraph } from 'walk-package-graph';
walkPackageGraph('/path/to/start', {
onEnd(rootNode) {
console.info('onEnd', rootNode.path);
},
onError(error) {
console.error('onError', error.path, error.message);
},
onResolve(node) {
console.info('onResolve', node.id, node.path, node.dependencies);
},
onUnresolve(node, unresolvedNames) {
console.error('onUnresolve', node.path, unresolvedNames);
},
onVisit(node) {
console.info('onVisit', node.path);
}
});
This project is licensed under MIT license.
FAQs
High speed Node.js package dependency graph walker based on Node.js module resolution algorithm
We found that walk-package-graph 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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