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@lifeomic/cyclone

v1.0.2

Published

Blow away those annoying cycles.

Downloads

26

Readme

cyclone

This package was inspired by logic added in certain LifeOmic repos to check for cyclic dependencies and to enforce specific forbidden cyclic imports. The logic used madge to implement the functionality.

This package exists to avoid duplicating the exact same setup and code in every repo that wants to check for cyclic dependencies.

Usage

Install the package:

yarn add -D @lifeomic/cyclone

Add a cyclone.config.json file to the root of the project with the following structure:

{
  "targetDir": "./src",
  "disallowedDependencies": [
    {
      "from": {
        "value": "schema/",
        "negate": true,
        "caseInsensitive": true
      },
      "to": {
        "value": "generated/schema"
      }
    }
  ],
  "fileExtensions": [
    "ts",
    "js"
  ]
}

Run yarn cyclone. You probably want to add this to your lint step.

Blow away those cycles 🌪️

Config Properties

  • targetDir: the specific directory where the cycle checks/enforcements should happen.
  • disallowedDependencies: an array of objects that define the explicit disallowed dependencies.
    • from: Object specifying the source of the forbidden dependency.
      • value: a regular expression that should match the directory or file that should not be allowed to import the to value.
      • negate: if true, the value regular expression will be negated.
      • caseInsensitive: if true, the value regular expression will be case insensitive.
    • to: Object specifying the destination of the forbidden dependency.
      • value: a regular expression that should match the directory or file that should not be allowed to be imported by the from value.
      • negate: if true, the value regular expression will be negated.
      • caseInsensitive: if true, the value regular expression will be case insensitive.
  • fileExtensions: optional - defaults to ["ts", "js"]. These are valid file extensions used to find files in directories. Passed directly to madge.