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rsdoctor doesn't have a way that I can find to show all the source files included in the bundle. I'd like to be able to see that and click on files to see why they were imported.
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What does the proposed API look like?
A treeview of all the src files included in the bundle. Clicking a file show contents/metadata and most importantly and visual of the files that imported it. That could look like a tree that only shows relevant files
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I can go somewhere to view d.js and see all the file paths that end up importing it
@hipstersmoothie Sorry, I just saw your reply.
I roughly understand what you mean.
First:
given the imports: a.js => b.,js => c.js => d.js
The following picture is the display of the reference chain you want, but here is the vertical display of 🔽.
Second:
I can go somewhere to view d.js and see all the file paths that end up importing it
In fact, we also have it, but it's not as clear as you want.https://rsdoctor.dev/guide/usage/module-analysis
I'll think add interaction here in the duplicate package, and click to show which files the file is referenced.
I will take this as a feature. It takes more consideration to display and interact. You can continue to pay attention to this issue.
What problem does this feature solve?
rsdoctor doesn't have a way that I can find to show all the source files included in the bundle. I'd like to be able to see that and click on files to see why they were imported.
This
What does the proposed API look like?
A treeview of all the src files included in the bundle. Clicking a file show contents/metadata and most importantly and visual of the files that imported it. That could look like a tree that only shows relevant files
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: