Generates rich dependency diagrams for your composer-based PHP project.

Above you can see:

• Dotted lines indicate a dev dependency.
• Bold lines indicate a direct dependency.
• Package version constraints listed on the lines.
• Licence information
• Red nodes indicate a package with security issues.
• Orange nodes are abandonned.
• Yellow nodes are outdated.
  • @1.0.0 indicates the installed version.
  • =1.0.0 indicates the latest version.
• The distance from the root package is shown as +[0-n]

You could install it as follows:

git clone git@github.com:dantleech/depgraph
cd depgraph
composer install
ln -s $(pwd)/bin/depgraph $HOME/.local/bin/depgraph

You could also include it as a project dependency if you want:

composer require --dev dantleech/depgraph

• Limit to production or development packages (--no-dev --no-prod).
• Limit depth of graph (--max-depth=2)
• Highlight packages with CVEs (--audit)
• Highlight outdated packages (--outdated)

The depgraph script will output a Graphviz Dot file to stdout. You can pipe it directly to the dot binary to generate a diagram:

depgraph | dot -Tsvg -ograph.svg

Specify a composer file:

depgraph path/to/my/composer.json | dot -Tsvg -ograph.svg

Do the slower things and output to a PNG:

depgraph path/to/my/composer.json --audit --outdated | dot -Tpng -ograph.png

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