clojure.tools.deps.tree — org.clojure/tools.deps 0.18.1398

calc-trace clj

(calc-trace)

(calc-trace opts)

Like calc-basis, but create and return the dep expansion trace. The trace can be passed to trace->tree to get tree data.

The opts map includes the same opts accepted by clojure.tools.deps/create-basis. By default, uses the root, user, and project deps and no argmaps (essentially the same classpath you get by default from the Clojure CLI).

Each dep source value can be :standard, a string path, a deps edn map, or nil. Sources are merged in the order - :root, :user, :project, :extra.

Aliases refer to argmaps in the merged deps that will be supplied to the basis subprocesses (tool, resolve-deps, make-classpath-map).

Options: :root - dep source, default = :standard :user - dep source, default = :standard :project - dep source, default = :standard ("./deps.edn") :extra - dep source, default = nil :aliases - coll of aliases of argmaps to apply to subprocesses

print-tree clj

(print-tree tree {:keys [indent] :or {indent 2} :as opts})

(print-tree {:keys [children] :as tree} indented opts)

Print the tree to the console. Options: :indent Indent spacing (default = 2) :hide-libs Set of libs to ignore as deps under top deps, default = #{org.clojure/clojure}

trace->tree clj

(trace->tree trace)

Convert a deps trace data structure into a deps tree.

A deps tree has the structure of the full dependency expansion. Each node of the tree is a map from lib to coord-info with at least these keys: :lib - library symbol :coord - the coord map that was used (may not be the original coord if replaced due to default-deps or override-deps) :include - boolean of whether this node is included in the returned deps :reason - why the node was or was not included :children - vector of child nodes