I was playing around with an example ploting a dependency graph between packages,
http://juliaplots.org/GraphMakie.jl/stable/generated/depgraph/
but I struggled to bend PkgDeps to my will since it was working with a list of registries, and the package structure I wanted to analyse was completely unregistered, existing only locally.
Is there any way at the moment to analyse code bases that are not registered in a registry? Other than setting up a mock registry to this purpose?
PkgDeps.jl right now is totally registry based, so unfortunately I don't think it can help much. Having a registry is pretty convenient for this since it stores all the dependency relationships in one place.
I was playing around with an example ploting a dependency graph between packages, http://juliaplots.org/GraphMakie.jl/stable/generated/depgraph/ but I struggled to bend PkgDeps to my will since it was working with a list of registries, and the package structure I wanted to analyse was completely unregistered, existing only locally.
Is there any way at the moment to analyse code bases that are not registered in a registry? Other than setting up a mock registry to this purpose?