node-dependency-visualizer is a tool, that visualizes the dependencies of your node module in a digraph. Unlike madge it does not illustrate CommonJS modules (aka JavaScript file dependencies) but node module dependencies.
To use it as a cli tool install it globally, else you can install it as dev dependency in your package.
npm install -g node-dependency-visualizer
npm install --save-dev node-dependency-visualizer
node-dependency-visualizer has the following options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| --treewalk-prefix (-p) PREFIX | The tree walk only continues on modules, that start with PREFIX. |
| --show-leaf-dependencies (-l) | The leaf dependencies (those on which recursion stops) are only emitted when this option is set. |
| --no-highlight-conflicting-versions (-c) | Does not highlight / cluster different versions of the same module. |
node-dependency-visualizer emits a dot digraph, which can be piped directly into graphviz dot.
node-dependency-visualizer | dot -Tsvg > node-module-dependency-tree.svg
Only show packages from @angular scope:
node-dependency-visualizer -p @angular | dot -Tsvg > node-module-dependency-tree.svg
Only show packages from @angular scope and their direct dependencies:
node-dependency-visualizer -p @angular -l | dot -Tsvg > node-dependency-tree.svg
For the windows users: I don't know how to do that in cmd.exe. Get a life! Ah, and please submit a pull request to this repository in case you found it out.
ATM there is only one function, which is exported from this module. See the code in js/tree.js for its signature.