Visualize deps.edn or project.clj dependencies. Based on the excellent vizdeps project.
You must install graphviz:
sudo apt install graphviz
brew install graphviz
First install the script:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cnuernber/depsviz/master/scripts/depsviz && \
sudo cp depsviz /usr/local/binNext go into your project directory and type:
depsvizThe system will search for project.clj or deps.edn and display dependencies.
clojure -Sdeps '{:deps {cnuernber/depsviz {:mvn/version "0.8"}}}' -m cnuernber.depsviz -i test/data/deps.edn
clojure -Sdeps '{:deps {cnuernber/depsviz {:mvn/version "0.8"}}}' -m cnuernber.depsviz -i test/data/project.cljMore example usages are here.
The graphs can get quite large. There are two methods to cut down on them:
Usage: depsviz [options]
Options:
-f, --focus ARTIFACT Excludes artifacts whose names do not match a supplied value. Repeatable.
-H, --highlight ARTIFACT Highlight the artifact, and any dependencies to it, in blue. Repeatable.
-i, --input FNAME File to draw dependencies from. Defaults to (first-that-exists ["deps.edn" "project.clj"]).
-w, --with-profiles PROFILE List of leiningen profiles (defaults to user). Additive only. Repeatable.
-r, --remove ARTIFACT Excludes artifaces whose names match supplied value. Repeatable.
-n, --no-view If given, the image will not be opened after creation.
-o, --output-file FILE dependencies.pdf Output file path. Extension chooses format: pdf or png.
-p, --prune Exclude artifacts and dependencies that do not involve version conflicts.
-s, --save-dot Save the generated GraphViz DOT file well as the output file.
-v, --vertical Use a vertical, not horizontal, layout.
-h, --help This usage summary.Copyright © 2018 Chris Nuernberger
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.