Cool library, but my path alias (tsconfig) is printing rather strange.

[kainbryanjones]

In my tsconfig.json

    "paths": {
      "@/*": ["./src/*"],
    },

//this is one of my imports (in class AndroidHandler)
import {eventHandlerWrapper} from "@/utils";

then in the graph it looks like this

this is my script

    "draw-dependcy-graph": "ts_dependency_graph --start src/index.ts --h --graph_folder | dot -T png > dependency_graph.png",

[PSeitz]

Can you add a test in the test project to replicate the issue?

https://github.com/PSeitz/ts-dependency-graph/blob/master/test_project/tsconfig.json
https://github.com/PSeitz/ts-dependency-graph/blob/master/test/test.spec.ts#L159

[kainbryanjones]

Can you add a test in the test project to replicate the issue?

https://github.com/PSeitz/ts-dependency-graph/blob/master/test_project/tsconfig.json https://github.com/PSeitz/ts-dependency-graph/blob/master/test/test.spec.ts#L159

Sure, but I'm not entriely sure how the codebase works so will do a bit of research before I make any PR.

From what I can tell I should

set up a path like this

"paths": {
      "@/*": ["src/*"],
    },

and then import it in the test project somewhere, but not entirely sure what the 'expect' in jest should be

expect(graph).toEqual({
            edges: [
                {
                    node1: { path: 'test_project/src/App.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                    node2: { path: 'test_project/src/components/Button.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                },
                {
                    node1: { path: 'test_project/src/App.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                    node2: { path: 'test_project/src/components/Input.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                },
                {
                    node1: { path: 'test_project/src/components/Input.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                    node2: { path: 'test_project/src/helpers/index.ts', layer: 1000 },
                },
                {
                    node1: { path: 'test_project/src/helpers/index.ts', layer: 1000 },
                    node2: { path: 'test_project/src/helpers/helper.ts', layer: 1000 },
                },
            ],
            nodes: [
                { path: 'test_project/src/App.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                { path: 'test_project/src/components/Button.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                { path: 'test_project/src/components/Input.tsx', layer: 1000 },
                { path: 'test_project/src/helpers/index.ts', layer: 1000 },
                { path: 'test_project/src/helpers/helper.ts', layer: 1000 },
            ],
            start_nodes: new Set().add({ layer: 1000, path: 'test_project/src/App.tsx' }),
            color_edges: false,
        })

this is yours so I imagine it would be simiular?

[PSeitz]

You can just edit the existing project, edges reflects the imports or dependencies, nodes the files