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Hi Fabio and thank you for you interest in pydeps. You are actually importing services.. let me explain: Given the following files: ``` (dev) go|c:\srv\tmp\issue15> tree . |-- services |...

Those are good questions, and I could see a use-case for ignoring `__init__.py` files that do not import anything... There is no direct way to exclude `__init__.py` files (although I...

@gsakkis thanks for the input. `pydeps` is internally using a (modified) version of the standard-library module `modulefinder` which looks for import opcodes in they Python byte code - ie. it...

The `--show-deps` flag will ouput the result of the dependency analysis. The output is something like (very abridged): ``` "pydeps.arguments": { "bacon": 1, "imported_by": [ "__main__", "pydeps.cli" ], "imports": [...

There is no convenient way to provide a new set of colors (PRs are very welcome), however, the colors are chosen in `pydeps/colors.py`. `ColorSpace.basecolors` is a list of distinct colors...

Your ideas sound interesting, and a P.R. is definitely appreciated. I'm very interested in what you discover even if the idea doesn't pan out for some reason (I too want...

I would add the default value to the help text (and remove the word "optional" -- all options are optional). Something like `"starting value for hue from 0 (red/default) to...

Hi @androa and thank you for your interest in pydeps. Could you explain a bit more how you would like the graph filtered? I'm assuming you mean depth to mean...

Ok, good to know. I have min/max-depth functionality that works that way on an internal tool that's used for inter-module dependency analysis. It's a bit complex, but I'll see about...

Hi @karthikeyann and thank you for your interest in pydeps. Cython support sounds interesting, but I can see a central issue that needs to be solved first... `pydeps` works by...