fix tox -e pydeps

tox.ini

@@ -379,47 +379,40 @@ commands_post =
 
 
 ## GENERATE ARCHITECTURE GRAPHS
-
-[testenv:graphs]
-description = Visualise the dependency graphs (roughly which module imports which), by examining the
-    Python code. The dependency graph(s) are rendered in .svg file(s) and saved on the disk. By default, the generated
-    files are stored in the 'pydoer-graphs' directory, inside the project's root folder. You can use the PYDOER_GRAPHS
-    environment variable to determine the directory location to store the files. If the directory does not exist
-    it gets created. Requires that the 'dot' executable is in your PATH. Installing the graphviz library should make
-    the dot executable available in your PATH. Installing 'graphviz':
-    * For Linux users using Debian-based distributions (ie Ubuntu, Debian, Mint), please run "sudo apt install graphviz"
-    * For MacOS users with Homebrew, please run "brew install graphviz"
-basepython = {env:TOXPYTHON:python3.8}
+# on ubuntu: sudo apt-get install graphviz && tox -e pydeps
+# on mac: brew install graphviz && tox -e pydeps
+[testenv:pydeps]
+description =
+    Visualize Code, by drawing Python Imports as a Graph, and store as *.svg
+    For every import statement a link between 2 nodes is created.
+    Requires 'dot' executable, which is part of the graphviz package.
+    * On Linux: `sudo apt install graphviz`
+    * On mac: `brew install graphviz`
+basepython = {env:TOXPYTHON:python3.10}
 passenv =
     HOME
-    PYDOER_GRAPHS
-deps =
-    pydeps==1.9.13
+    PWD
+    PYDEPS_DIR
+deps = pydeps==1.11.0
 usedevelop = true
 changedir = {toxinidir}
 commands_pre =
-    python -c 'import os; p = "{env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}"; exec("if not os.path.exists(p):\n    os.mkdir(p)");'
+    # Create $PWD/$PYDEPS_DIR Folder, if it does not exist
+    python -c 'from pathlib import Path; import os; p = Path(os.environ["PWD"]) / os.getenv("PYDEPS_DIR", "pydeps"); p.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True);'
 commands =
-    pydeps --version
-
-    # --max-bacon : exclude nodes that are more than n hops away
-    # (default=2, 0 -> infinite)
-
-    # --min-cluster-size : the minimum number of nodes a dependency must have before being clustered (default=0)
-
-    # --max-cluster-size : the maximum number of nodes a dependency can have before the cluster is collapsed to a single node (default=0)
-    # --keep-target-cluster : draw target module as a cluster
-
     # Draw only the source code package inner dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --only {env:PY_PACKAGE} --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_inner.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --only {env:PY_PACKAGE} --noshow -o {env:PWD}{/}{env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydeps}{/}deps_inner.svg
+
     # Draw the source code package inner and external dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_all.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --cluster --noshow -o {env:PWD}{/}{env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydeps}{/}deps_all.svg
 
     # Visualize the package inner dependencies and abstract the external (eg with numpy, pandas, etc) ones
     # Draw the source code package inner and minimum external dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --max-cluster-size=2 --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_ktc-mcs_2.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --max-cluster-size=2 --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PWD}{/}{env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydeps}{/}deps_ktc-mcs_2.svg
 
     # Draw the source code package inner and all external dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_ktc.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PWD}{/}{env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydeps}{/}deps_ktc.svg
 
-    python -c 'import os; print("\nGenerated dependency graph(s), as .svg files."); print("The graph(s) reside in the \"" + os.path.join("{toxinidir}", "{env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}") + "\" directory and you can now view them ie in your browser.\n")'
+    ### DONE ###
+    # Print List of SVGs, and show NEXT STEPS
+    python -c 'from pathlib import Path; import os; p = Path(os.environ["PWD"]) / os.getenv("PYDEPS_DIR", "pydeps"); print(f"\n [DONE] Generated .svg files inside folder: \"\{str(p.absolute())\}\".\n"); print("\n".join(os.listdir(p))); print(f"\n [NEXT STEPS]:\n--- Run:\nbrave-browser \{str(p.absolute())\}"); print("--- Ideas:\n- Integrate as part of Documentatoin Building.\n- Identify Spaghetti Code -> solve with better Design/Pattern.\n");'