Add a module import view. #16
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It's visible in the test app at `/deps`
| Thanks for this! Things are a little busy for me right now, but I will get back to look at this eventually! |
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Very nice idea, but on my schema with a few common infrastructure apps and django-oscar, the diagram is way to overloaded to be useful, and very slow as a result. It seems like all modules are included, and maybe even all classes. I have lots of nodes like __main__, _version, etc. I think it would be better if the first view that users are show has only nodes for distinct packages with links between them.
I would go even further and default to only include packages which are listed in INSTALLED_APPS as they are the most relevant to the user. When I view it with only a few important apps, the current graph of all nodes is useful.
I have a hard time finding apps in the sidebar - they are ordered/grouped in an unusual manner.
| urlpatterns = [path("", Schema.as_view())] | ||
| urlpatterns = [ | ||
| path("", Schema.as_view()), | ||
| path("deps", Schema.as_view()), |
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Maybe worth creating a urls.py to make it easier to include them together?
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It's visible in the test app at
/deps