Bjorn

Sounds interesting :-) A call like `pydeps yourapp --max-bacon 0 --no-show --show-raw-deps` will give you everything (`--show-deps` instead of `--show-raw-deps`). You should be able to just loop over the top...

Hi @Eugene-1984 and thank you for your interest in pydeps. What you're asking for is unfortunately not currently possible. If I understand correctly, then a solution to #81 would also...

Make sure you're standing in the django-project directory, and that it is on the path, and that the `django-project/project/__init__.py` file imports all submodules.

`pydeps` takes the `-T` parameter and passes it on to dot. `pydeps` will try to display the generated file, so depending on your OS this might work flawlessly or not....

There is unfortunately currently no way of doing what you want. I believe you want the same as #39. The internal tool I reference in that question only works across...

I believe you're looking for the combination of `--show-dot --no-show` which will print the dot file to screen, and not call the external program to display the graph. If you...

`pydeps --show-dot --no-show yourpackage > yourpackage.dot` works on all platforms (including Windows).

That does make sense and it might not be the same as #39, which is about limiting the graph based by cutting the depth of the directory tree , while...

> If I'm misusing the term, No, you're using it 100% correctly. Pydeps started as a tool for helping us move from a repo/package containing all our code, to many...

Just as a data point... If we take the first django-cms graph and replace all nodes with their prefix (i.e. replace all `a.b.c.d` with `a.b`) and remove duplicates, we get...