Grzegorz Lato

@tikazyq Just released version `1.4.0` https://github.com/glato/emerge/releases/tag/1.4.0 which has `experimental` Golang support. Would love any feedback 👋.

@tikazyq Either you clone and run emerge from source directly or you could simply setup a python virtual environment and install the emerge-viz package. Just check the steps at https://github.com/glato/emerge#how-to-install-and-use-emerge-as-a-user...

@HickeyHsu Thanks for the feedback. I'll have a closer look at the issues and try to give you feedback in the following days. Probably this is the case, since the...

@gustaff-weldon sounds like an interesting `enhancement`. Could you point me maybe to some example project on GitHub that has a similar mixture of `tsx`/`jsx` files, which I could use for...

@gustaff-weldon I've pushed an update in the current version `0.19.1` to be ready for parsing `.tsx` and `.jsx` files also. I've tested this on https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-realworld-app and https://github.com/oldboyxx/jira_clone. This already looked...

@gustaff-weldon Hi there, emerge currently tries to do a hybrid approach here: First it traverses recursively through all files from a starting directory and collecting every import statement within each...

@gustaff-weldon I've just pushed a small update in `0.19.2` that might solve your problems: There is (currently) an undocumented yaml config section `replace_dependency_substrings` where you could easily define dependency name...

@gustaff-weldon I've release this import alias feature with version 1.0.0. You can also install this tool very quickly with pip now (pip install emerge-viz). Will be closing this issue in...

@HickeyHsu Thanks for the nice feedback 👍. This also relates to the issue #23 that you've described? If not - could you give me a detailed example (and maybe even...

@ddavidebor Thanks for filing this enhancement. I'd like to have a look at this in detail, but could you give me more details or point me to 1. the project/...