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It analyzes Haskell codebases and produces the graph as JSON. And it provides a CLI to analyze deps (for instance, you can ask why one file depends on another file to debug a tangled graph).
It already supports Looking Glass for visualization, but dep-tree entropy looks like it would be an improvement in many ways.
I'd love to hook it up to dep-tree entropy. But it looks like dep-tree entropy doesn't support just giving it a graph in some standard format? And it instead couples the graph generation with the graph visualization?
If there was some JSON format I could target, I could easily write a graphex graph dep-tree that converts graphex's JSON format to dep-tree's.
(I'd happily do the legwork to make this happen myself btw! If you have any pointers for getting started.)
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But I don't think you can use that, that's an output format for dumping the created graph in a json file. If I understand correctly what you want is a way to provide the already formed graph to dep-tree entropy so that it can render it.
Right now providing an input in a standard format is not supported, the best way to achieve this would be to create a language implementation that instead of referring to an actual programming language, it would accept a json file.
Hello,
My coworker and I have been working on a project with similar goals & philosophy as
dep-tree
: https://github.com/dustin/graphexIt analyzes Haskell codebases and produces the graph as JSON. And it provides a CLI to analyze deps (for instance, you can ask
why
one file depends on another file to debug a tangled graph).It already supports Looking Glass for visualization, but
dep-tree entropy
looks like it would be an improvement in many ways.I'd love to hook it up to
dep-tree entropy
. But it looks likedep-tree entropy
doesn't support just giving it a graph in some standard format? And it instead couples the graph generation with the graph visualization?If there was some JSON format I could target, I could easily write a
graphex graph dep-tree
that convertsgraphex
's JSON format todep-tree
's.(I'd happily do the legwork to make this happen myself btw! If you have any pointers for getting started.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: