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PaulTaykalo / objc-dependency-visualizer

Objective-C and Swift dependency visualizer. It's tool that helps to visualize current state of your project. It's really easy to see how tight your classes are coupled.
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[question] Draw boundaries of program units #31

Closed dodikk closed 8 years ago

dodikk commented 8 years ago

Is there any way to mark the class circles as belonging to a certain library? It would be nice to have a rectangle around the group of classes from the same unit. Or, at least, mark them with the same colour.

The distinction may be done by either

  1. prefix (NS/AF/etc.) - for cocoapods based repositories
  2. target - for static lib/sub-project based repositories
PaulTaykalo commented 8 years ago

duplicate of #13

dodikk commented 8 years ago

In #27 you've added a possibility to manage visualization targets manually using -t argument. For example, -t "JFFAsyncOperations" I guess, at that point there is some information like *.obj file X belongs to the target Y that can be used as "unit boundaries".

Likewise, the option -e "NS|UI|CA|KW|CF|RAC" might be used not just for filtration. The prefixes might be used to detect libraries since the libraries are expected to have different prefixes (according to Apple's recommendations).

dodikk commented 8 years ago

This idea is slightly different from the one described in #13 However, they do have much in common.