dep-tree
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tool for helping developers keep their code bases clean and decoupled. It allows visualising a "code base entropy" using a 3d force-directed graph of files and the dependencies between.
Working on a dart language parser! 🎉 Using regex and simple step by step process as I couldn't find a good way to handle the relative vs package absolute imports...
Hi, thanks for working on this really cool tool! I would like to suggest a few features to help navigation / UI / UX I understand implementing features requires time...
Allow squashing multiple nodes into one that inherits all the inbound and outbound edges from all the contained nodes.
One option would be to implement WASD navigation.
When selecting a node, all the edges are highlighted equally, but some edges might be different than others: - There's inbound edges, which means, files that depend on the highlighted...
Something like this:  It should allow: - Clicking a file to bring the node into focus - Folding/unfolding directories - Search by name?
First of all, thank you very much for this amazing tool, but in the process of using , I found the ts code which uses `alias` or `path alias`, neither...
Hello, My coworker and I have been working on a project with similar goals & philosophy as `dep-tree`: https://github.com/dustin/graphex It analyzes Haskell codebases and produces the graph as JSON. And...
I love those kind of visualizations. Do you plan support on Go codebase? Do you know if it could be somewhat trivial if somebody jumps in your codebase?
We can already generate doxygen to generate dependency graph. But, 3d interactive graph looks cool.