VisCommandsvis graph

vis graph

Visualize the project dependency graph

vis graph

Visualize the project dependency graph in various formats.

Usage

vis graph [options]

Examples

vis graph
vis graph --format=dot
vis graph --format=json --output=graph.json
vis graph --format=html --output=graph.html

Options

OptionAliasDefaultDescription
--format-fasciiOutput format: ascii, dot, json, html
--output-ostdoutWrite output to file instead of stdout

Output Formats

ASCII (default)

Prints a tree-style representation to the terminal. Best for quick inspections.

DOT

Outputs Graphviz DOT format. Render with:

vis graph --format=dot --output=graph.dot
dot -Tpng graph.dot -o graph.png

JSON

Machine-readable format listing nodes and edges. Useful for custom tooling.

HTML

Self-contained HTML file with an interactive graph visualization.

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Usage
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Output Formats
ASCII (default)
DOT
JSON
HTML
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