Detect modules with circular dependencies in files.
npm install circular-dependency-analyzer
// or
yarn install circular-dependency-analyzer
| Parameters | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dir | string | dir is a directory based on process.cwd() |
| alias | object | alias object's value is a directory or file based on process.cwd() too |
| Result | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| stack | object | It's an object with key(filepath). value(required filepath array), filepath is based on process.cwd(), besides, its /index and extname will be removed |
| Parameters | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dir | string | dir is a directory based on process.cwd() |
| alias | object | alias object's value is a directory or file based on process.cwd() too |
| Result | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| circularDependencies | 2 d array | It's a two-dimensional array, each item array represents a circular dependency |
import { getFileRequiresStack, getCircularReferences } from 'circular-dependency-analyzer'
getFileRequiresStack('src')
getCircularReferences('src')
getFileRequiresStack('src', {
fs: 'src/fs',
})
getCircularReferences('src', {
fs: 'src/fs',
})More examples you can find in tests dir.