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 any dependencies:
precinct could not parse content: Unexpected reserved word 'interface'. (366:8) +32ms
Complete debug output:
MBP:AppKit jemt$ node_modules/madge/bin/cli.js --debug Client/AppKit/Component.js
⠋ Finding files madge using src paths [ '/Users/jemt/www/AppKit/Client/AppKit/Component.js' ] +0ms
madge using config { baseDir: null, excludeRegExp: false, fileExtensions: [ 'js' ], includeNpm: false, requireConfig: null, webpackConfig: null, tsConfig: null, rankdir: 'LR', layout: 'dot', fontName: 'Arial', fontSize: '14px', backgroundColor: '#111111', nodeColor: '#c6c5fe', nodeShape: 'box', nodeStyle: 'rounded', noDependencyColor: '#cfffac', cyclicNodeColor: '#ff6c60', edgeColor: '#757575', graphVizOptions: false, graphVizPath: false, dependencyFilter: [Function (anonymous)], debug: true, version: [Function: version] } +3ms
madge using base directory /Users/jemt/www/AppKit/Client/AppKit +2ms
tree given filename: /Users/jemt/www/AppKit/Client/AppKit/Component.js +0ms
tree resolved filename: /Users/jemt/www/AppKit/Client/AppKit/Component.js +0ms
tree visited: {} +1ms
tree traversing /Users/jemt/www/AppKit/Client/AppKit/Component.js +0ms
precinct paperwork: invoking precinct +0ms
precinct options given: { includeCore: false } +0ms
precinct we assume this is JS +1ms
precinct could not parse content: Unexpected reserved word 'interface'. (366:8) +32ms
tree extracted 0 dependencies: [] +33ms
tree cabinet-resolved all dependencies: [] +0ms
tree using filter function to filter out dependencies +0ms
tree unfiltered number of dependencies: 0 +0ms
tree filtered number of dependencies: 0 +0ms
tree traversal complete {} +0ms
tree deduped list of nonExistent partials: [] +0ms
tree object form of results requested +0ms
tree final tree { '/Users/jemt/www/AppKit/Client/AppKit/Component.js': {} } +0ms
Processed 1 file (481ms)
I suggest that the check fails with an exit code or at least issues a warning (even if --warning is not specified), rather than giving the impression that no dependencies are present.
Hi.
I had a source file that declared a local variable like this:
This results in Madge skipping the file, failing to detect any dependencies:
precinct could not parse content: Unexpected reserved word 'interface'. (366:8) +32ms
Complete debug output:
I suggest that the check fails with an exit code or at least issues a warning (even if --warning is not specified), rather than giving the impression that no dependencies are present.
-- Thanks :-)