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Monorepo dependency graph export command supporting JSON, DOT, and text tree formats with optional root/reverse filtering and depth limiting.

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#rlsbl.commands.monorepo.graph

Monorepo dependency graph export command: DOT and text tree renderings, plus the structured graph the command emits as its machine payload.

#_collect_graph_data

python
def _collect_graph_data(root, projects, graph)

Build packages dict and edges list from the workspace graph.

Returns (packages, edges) where packages is a dict keyed by project name and edges is a list of dicts with from/to/type/constraint keys.

#_filter_packages

python
def _filter_packages(graph, packages, edges, root_pkg=None, reverse_pkg=None, depth=None)

Apply --root or --reverse filtering to the graph data.

Returns (filtered_packages, filtered_edges).

#_render_dot

python
def _render_dot(packages, edges)

Render the graph as Graphviz DOT with scope-styled edges and fact-styled nodes.

#_render_text

python
def _render_text(packages, edges)

Render the graph as an indented text tree with fact labels.

#_text_label

python
def _text_label(name, pkg)

Build a text label with fact annotations like [dev], [lib], [leaf].

#_render_text_subtree

python
def _render_text_subtree(name, packages, lines, indent, visited)

Recursively render a package and its deps as indented text.

#_cmd_graph

python
def _cmd_graph(flags, project_root)

Export the monorepo dependency graph.

Returns the graph as {"packages": ..., "edges": ...} -- the caller (the CLI handler) hands it to the framework as the command's machine payload -- or None when there is no workspace content to describe. The rendered DOT or text form is printed (or written to --output) here, except in machine mode, where the envelope owns stdout.

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