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Visual relationship between javascript files in a project
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I'd like to be able to visually see the relationships of the files I require from every file in my project - that's because I'm using redux in my project, but there are probably cases where I introduced anti-pattern behaviour, by running code without dispatching an action creator first, and I'd love to visually check how complicated things are at this point.
Example: If A depends on B, and B depends on C, I'd love to visually see A with an arrow connected to B, with an arrow connected to C.
Is there any util, or IDE functionality to help me visualise my js code like that?
Thank you
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I'd like to be able to visually see the relationships of the files I require from every file in my project - that's because I'm using redux in my project, but there are probably cases where I introduced anti-pattern behaviour, by running code without dispatching an action creator first, and I'd love to visually check how complicated things are at this point.
Example: If A depends on B, and B depends on C, I'd love to visually see A with an arrow connected to B, with an arrow connected to C.
Is there any util, or IDE functionality to help me visualise my js code like that?
Thank you
javascript reactjs redux ide
asked Mar 25 at 20:40
SudoPlzSudoPlz
6,0114 gold badges41 silver badges65 bronze badges
add a comment |
I'd like to be able to visually see the relationships of the files I require from every file in my project - that's because I'm using redux in my project, but there are probably cases where I introduced anti-pattern behaviour, by running code without dispatching an action creator first, and I'd love to visually check how complicated things are at this point.
Example: If A depends on B, and B depends on C, I'd love to visually see A with an arrow connected to B, with an arrow connected to C.
Is there any util, or IDE functionality to help me visualise my js code like that?
Thank you
javascript reactjs redux ide
asked Mar 25 at 20:40
SudoPlzSudoPlz
6,0114 gold badges41 silver badges65 bronze badges
I'd like to be able to visually see the relationships of the files I require from every file in my project - that's because I'm using redux in my project, but there are probably cases where I introduced anti-pattern behaviour, by running code without dispatching an action creator first, and I'd love to visually check how complicated things are at this point.
Example: If A depends on B, and B depends on C, I'd love to visually see A with an arrow connected to B, with an arrow connected to C.
Is there any util, or IDE functionality to help me visualise my js code like that?
Thank you
javascript reactjs redux ide
javascript reactjs redux ide
asked Mar 25 at 20:40
SudoPlzSudoPlz
6,0114 gold badges41 silver badges65 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 20:40
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I've used madge before: npm link with install instructions. If you also install graphviz, you can export an svg of your dependencies with madge --image graph.svg path/to/app.js.
See example of one of my more modular repos!
answered Mar 25 at 22:23
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
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I've used madge before: npm link with install instructions. If you also install graphviz, you can export an svg of your dependencies with madge --image graph.svg path/to/app.js.
See example of one of my more modular repos!
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
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I've used madge before: npm link with install instructions. If you also install graphviz, you can export an svg of your dependencies with madge --image graph.svg path/to/app.js.
See example of one of my more modular repos!
answered Mar 25 at 22:23
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
– SudoPlz
Mar 25 at 23:53
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I've used madge before: npm link with install instructions. If you also install graphviz, you can export an svg of your dependencies with madge --image graph.svg path/to/app.js.
See example of one of my more modular repos!
answered Mar 25 at 22:23
Jamie - Fenrir Digital LtdJamie - Fenrir Digital Ltd
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I've used madge before: npm link with install instructions. If you also install graphviz, you can export an svg of your dependencies with madge --image graph.svg path/to/app.js.
See example of one of my more modular repos!
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
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Looks like exactly what I wanted, thank you!
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