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@skypager/apps-portfolio-browser

v1.1.1

Published

an api and application for browsing a portfolio

Readme

Skypager Portfolio Browser

This app uses the following components:

To let you browse the module graph of the @skypager portfolio / monorepo, as well as all of its various npm dependencies.

Graph Explorer

We generate graph data structures based on the package.json found in the module graph (node modules) or the package graph (monorepo subprojects)

const runtime = require('@skypager/node')

await runtime.fileManager.startAsync()
await runtime.packageManager.startAsync()
await runtime.moduleManager.startAsync()

const packageGraph = await runtime.packageManager.exportGraph()
const moduleGraph = await runtime.moduleManager.exportGraph()

These graph data structures are easy to plugin to Cytoscape

The Graph Explorer page lets you experiment with different cytoscape layouts, and has an in-progress ui for controlling all of the available options for these layouts.

Running The App

If you've cloned the skypager repo, and have installed the dependencies, then from the root you can start this app by runing:

$ yarn start portfolio-browser

Or if you're in the portfolio-browser folder, then running the following will start the app.

$ yarn start