Add interactive Next.js dependency-graph explorer (/explore)#154
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Add a /explore page that renders the Next.js framework core (packages/next/src) as a force-directed module dependency graph, parsed with the graph-sitter Rust backend (~4.9s, 1,680 files). - d3-force layout + hand-rolled HTML5 canvas renderer (Aura-themed, hover/drag/zoom, dark & light), no heavy charting deps - reproducible data pipeline: scripts/gen-nextjs-depgraph.py emits lib/data/nextjs-depgraph.json (91 modules, 710 edges) - homepage nav link to /explore Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Resolves the Vercel build-time security gate flagging next-mdx-remote 5.0.0 as vulnerable. v6 is API-compatible with the existing next-mdx-remote/rsc MDXRemote usage; docs build (305 pages) and render unchanged. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Two coupled Vercel fixes for this subdirectory app:
- framework: "nextjs" — the project's framework preset was unset
("Other"), so Vercel ran the build but served the default static
output dir instead of wiring up Next.js routing, producing a 404 on
every route. Pinning the framework restores correct Next.js serving.
- ignoreCommand — only build/deploy when site/** or docs/** change
(docs are sourced from the repo-root docs/ dir at build time), so
unrelated Python edits no longer trigger preview deployments.
Root Directory is already site/ (root package.json has no build script;
build logs show the graph-sitter-site build running), so no dashboard
change is required.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
Adds a single new page —
/explore— on top ofdevelop. It renders theNext.js framework core (
packages/next/src) as a force-directed moduledependency graph, parsed with the graph-sitter Rust backend (~4.9s, 1,680
files / 16k symbols).
This is the focused, net-new slice of the earlier docs branch — the docs-site
UI itself already lives on
develop, so this PR only adds what's missing.What's included
site/app/explore/page.tsx— the showcase page (graph + top import hubs + theuvx graph-sitter parserecipe).site/components/visualizations/dependency-graph.tsx—d3-forcelayout + hand-rolled HTML5 canvas renderer (Aura-themed, hover/drag/zoom, dark & light); no heavy charting deps.site/lib/data/nextjs-depgraph.json— generated graph data (91 modules, 710 edges).site/scripts/gen-nextjs-depgraph.py— reproducible generator (re-run to refresh the data).site/app/page.tsx— adds an "Explore" link to the homepage nav.d3-forceadded tosite/package.json.Test plan
npm --prefix site run build(Node 22) — clean, 305 static pages incl./explore./explorein dark and light; confirm graph renders and hover/drag/zoom work.Made with Cursor