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I have a use case where I'm running madge in CI to check for circular dependencies. I just noticed that if you generate the dependency graph when checking for circular dependencies, madge returns exit…
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Related/original report: https://github.com/pahen/madge/issues/117
It appears Precinct does not work with webpack's dynamic loading with [require.context](https://webpack.github.io/docs/context.htm…
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Currently, `deno publish` checks for circular dependencies between packages within the same workspace project. It'd be nice if `deno publish --dry-run` did this too. In `std`, we compensate for this l…
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Currently there is 3 colors:
Blue has dependencies, green has no dependencies, and red has circular dependencies.
It would be great to add a 4th one for "start" file like index.ts for example. Usu…
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We use the following pattern a lot in our Typescript code:
```TS
export interface Person { ... };
export const Person = { ...};
```
The Typescript compiler wants these to be in the same fil…
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Hi.
I had a source file that declared a local variable like this:
```
var interface =
{
Something: function() { ... }
}
```
This results in Madge skipping the file, failing to detect a…
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If two importing styles (`import` and `require`) exist in the same module/file, only these importing instructions are interpreted which style came up first and instructions of the other style are tota…
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As far as I understand, madge uses file path to detect dependencies. However, my org's setup make files name the module name, i.e. every file name is unique in any folders, so when requiring, we don't…
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Is it possible to provide the files to `madge` from an in-memory store rather than it going off to disk?
UPDATE: tracking status of dependencies here before work on `madge` could begin:
- [x] Pr…
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Hi!
Madge version: 5.0.1
Steps to reproduce:
1) Create a project with this very simple structure:
src/
--react/
----a.js
----index.js
2) Fill in the files
```javascript
// src/react/a.js…