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Depec analyze project directory's dependency spec. It provides CLI to parse files in a project directory and report dependency spec as JSON.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem "depec"
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or:
$ gem install depec
Initialize configuration:
depec init
? Do you want to know whether Ruby is used?: Yes
? Do you want to know Ruby version?: Yes
? Do you want to know Bundler version?: Yes
? Gem name that do you want to know version: rails, jekyll
? Do you want to know whether Node.js is used?: Yes
? Do you want to know Node.js version?: Yes
? Npm package name that do you want to know version: vue, react
? Do you want to know whether CircleCI is used?: Yes
? Do you want to know CircleCI images?: Yes
? Do you want to know whether GitHub Actions is used?: Yes
Analyze specified directory:
depec analyze DIR --config=.depecrc.yml
{
"name": DIR_NAME,
"ruby": true,
"ruby_version": "2.6.9",
"bundler_version": "2.2.32",
"rails_gem": null,
"jekyll_gem": null,
"node": true,
"node_version": "14.15.1",
"vue_npm": "3.0.7",
"react_npm": null,
"circle_ci": true,
"circle_ci_images": [
"cimg/ruby:2.6.9-node",
"cimg/postgres:12.9"
],
"github_actions": false
}
If you want to output to JSON file,
depec analyze DIR --config=.depecrc.yml --output=out.json
FAQs
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We found that depec 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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