Can't see beyond first level dependencies
See original GitHub issueHi. I get only one level of dependencies on my project.
Say, I have a file name mediaParent
that has:
import '@myrepo/media-child1';
import '@myrepo/media-child2';
On the generated graph image, I only see mediaParent1
that is dependent from media-child1
and media-child1
(with option --includeNpm
).
What If I want to see dependencies of media-child1
and media-child2
?
I mislead something or this has to be the exact purpose of this library?
Thanks in advance
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- Created 6 years ago
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No problem on it 😃
Just say, it would be nice if on the readme of
madge
it was clear that this doesn’t work with NPM dependencies, which are pretty used nowadays 😃Will traverse child dependencies automatically
. I suggest to specify this limitation. I have a feel that many people by reading the readme like me have mislead that. Anyways, great library and great job.Ok, just google it 😃