This tool uses the nice Java Parser library to parse imports out of java code.
Because the Java Parser parses the raw java code, we do not require the code to compile.
It can dump a simple JSON structure containing information about the parsed files and their imports.
It can also detect and print cycles in the project classes.
After building with
./gradlew build
you can run
java -jar java-dependency.jar --json .
to see the dependencies within this repository.
To see all the cycles in the project run
java -jar java-dependency.jar --cycles .
(There won't be any, except for the example classes A and B.)
You can use the JSON file to load the dependency graph into neo4j using the following Cypher Script:
WITH {json} as document
UNWIND document.files AS file
UNWIND file.types AS type
UNWIND file.imports AS import
MERGE (f:File {name: file.file})
MERGE (t:Type {name: type})
MERGE (i:Type {name: import})
MERGE (f)-[:CONTAINS]->(t)
MERGE (t)-[:IMPORTS]->(i)
(Which is probably not the smartest way to write it, but it works.)
Once the data is in your neo4j instance, you can find (and view) cycles with:
MATCH (n)-[IMPORT*..n]->(n)
RETURN n
To see the cycles from a bunch of github java projects I used the following code:
# run this code one level up from this project
# search
curl "https://api.github.com/search/repositories?q=language:Java+stars:>1000&sort=stars&per_page=100" > most-starred-java.json
# create folder where the code from github will be put
mkdir projects
# get the code
node -e 'require("./most-starred-java.json").items.map(x => x.clone_url).forEach(x => console.log(x))'|(cd projects && xargs -n1 git clone --depth 1 --single-branch )
# analyze the code
# -Xss32m was necessary in order to parse all of the projects
export JARDIR=$(cd caffeinedependency/build/libs && pwd)
(
java -jar ${JARDIR}/java-dependencies.jar --csvheader
cd projects
for i in *
do
(>&2 echo $i)
java -Xmx128m -Xss32m -jar ${JARDIR}/java-dependencies.jar --cyclescsv $i
done
) > results.txt 2>errors.txt
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