TransitiveDependencyDetector will detect usages of non direct dependencies in import statements of typescript source files.

If package A depends on B, A is free to import things at will from package B. However, if B depends on C, A may be able to access C in some environments even without specifying a dependency in package.json.

This rule catches instances of this chain in typescript source files.

Hierarchy

TransitiveDependencyDetector

Implements

PackageRule

Index

Constructors

constructor

Accessors

name

Methods

Object literals

options

Constructors

constructor

+ new TransitiveDependencyDetector(...options: Partial‹Options›[]): TransitiveDependencyDetector

Defined in transitive-dependency-detector.ts:37

Parameters:

Name	Type
`...options`	Partial‹Options›[]

Returns: TransitiveDependencyDetector

Accessors

name

• get name(): string

Defined in transitive-dependency-detector.ts:48

Returns: string

Methods

check

▸ check(file: FileContext): Promise‹Result[]›

Defined in transitive-dependency-detector.ts:52

Parameters:

Name	Type
`file`	FileContext

Returns: Promise‹Result[]›

getModuleImports

▸ getModuleImports(sourceFile: SourceFile): ImportPathAndLineNumber[]

Defined in transitive-dependency-detector.ts:83

Parameters:

Name	Type
`sourceFile`	SourceFile

Returns: ImportPathAndLineNumber[]

`Private` getPathFromNode

▸ getPathFromNode(n: ImportDeclaration): string

Defined in transitive-dependency-detector.ts:99

Parameters:

Name	Type
`n`	ImportDeclaration

Returns: string

isValidImport

▸ isValidImport(packageDependencies: Package["dependencies"], packageDevDependencies: Package["devDependencies"], importPath: string): any

Defined in transitive-dependency-detector.ts:70

Parameters: