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Generate graph for all .py in folder recursively #87
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Hi,
This is my first time using this library. Thank you for creating and maintaining. 🙏
Is there a way I recursively generate a graph for all python files within a folder and its' sub-directories?
(I imagine this is possible if I use the pacakge's low-level apis. I'm hoping there's a more straightforward method or flag I can use.)
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jasonharitou commentedon Nov 4, 2023
I also have this question/feature request.
mirrorcoloured commentedon Jan 23, 2025
You can work around this by getting your shell to list the desired files and pass them all to code2flow as arguments. I came up with these:
Powershell:
code2flow (Get-ChildItem -Filter "*.py" -Recurse | Resolve-Path -Relative)Bash:
find . -name "*.py" -exec code2flow {} +Or with a configurable depth limit:
Powershell:
code2flow (Get-ChildItem -Filter "*.py" -Depth 1 | Resolve-Path -Relative)Bash:
find . -maxdepth 1 -name "*.py" -exec code2flow {} +I've also found it useful to ignore top-level directories starting with
.(ex..venv):Powershell:
code2flow (Get-ChildItem -Exclude ".*" -Directory | Get-ChildItem -Filter "*.py" -Depth 1 | Resolve-Path -Relative)