Graph the dependency of your repositories
Install
gem install repo_dependency_graphUsage
Install graphviz
--token TOKEN Use token
--user USER Use user
--draw TYPE png, html, table (default: png)
--organization ORGANIZATION Use organization
--private Only show private repos
--external Also include external projects in graph (can get super-messy)
--map SEARCH=REPLACE Replace in project name to find them as internal: 'foo=bar' -> replace foo in repo names to bar
--only TYPE Only this type (chef,gem), default: all
--max-pages PAGES
--select REGEX Only include repos with matching names
--reject REGEX Exclude repos with matching names
-h, --help Show this.
-v, --version Show Version
Public user
repo-dependency-graph --user repo-test-user
repo_a: repo_b, repo_c
repo_b: repo_d
repo_d: repo_c
repo_c: repo_b
repo_e: repo_a, repo_b, repo_c, repo_d
repo_f: repo_c, repo_d
Private organization
# create a token that has access to your repositories
curl -v -u your-user-name -X POST https://api.github.com/authorizations --data '{"scopes":["repo"]}'
enter your password -> TOKEN
git config --global github.token ttttoookkkeeeennn
OR
repo-dependency-graph --organization xyz --token ttttoookkkeeeennnAuthor
Michael Grosser
michael@grosser.it
License: MIT