Graph Maven Plugin - graph:report

graph:report

Note:This goal should be used as a Maven report.

Full name:

org.kuali.maven.plugins:graph-maven-plugin:1.1.5-SNAPSHOT:report

Description:

Generate a set of common dependency graphs and a report linking to them during Maven site generation.

Attributes:

Requires a Maven project to be executed.
Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: compile|test|runtime.

Required Parameters

Name	Type	Since	Description
direction	`Direction`	`-`	The direction for the graph layout. Valid values are TB, LR, BT, RL. Top to bottom, left to right, bottom to top, and right to left, respectively. Default value is: `TB`.
outputDir	`File`	`-`	The directory graphs are generated into. Default value is: `${project.build.directory}/graph`.
outputFormat	`String`	`-`	The output format for the graph. This can be any format supported by Graphviz (png, jpg, gif, pdf, ...) Default value is: `png`.
reportOutputDirectory	`File`	`-`	Output folder where the main page of the report will be generated. Note that this parameter is only relevant if the goal is run directly from the command line or from the default lifecycle. If the goal is run indirectly as part of site generation, the output directory configured in the Maven Site Plugin will be used instead.
subDirectory	`String`	`-`	Sub-directory underneath the output folder where graphs are created. Default value is: `graph`.

Optional Parameters

Name	Type	Since	Description
cascadeOptional	`boolean`	`-`	If true, any dependency marked as optional will have all of its transitive dependencies displayed as optional also. Default value is: `true`.
categories	`List`	`-`	List of graphs to generate organized into categories and rows. For example: <categories> <category> <name>logging</name> <description>Dependencies on logging libraries</description> <rows> <row> <name>logging</name> <description>Dependencies on logging libraries</description> <descriptors> <descriptor> <includes>org.slf4j,log4j</includes> <name>other-logging</name> </descriptor> <descriptor> <includes>commons-logging</includes> <filterType>PATH</filterType> <name>commons-logging</name> </descriptor> </descriptors> </row> </rows> </category> </categories>
display	`Display`	`-`	Controls what dependencies are displayed on the graph by applying different filtering techniques. Valid options are `PATH`, `TREE`, and `PT` (path and tree). NOTE: Support for display types other than `TREE` should be considered experimental. `PATH` and `PT` are not fully implemented or tested. Use at your own risk. `TREE` prunes the dependency tree from the top down. Recursive traversal of transitive dependencies stops when a dependency does not match the filter criteria. Any further transitive dependencies in that part of the dependency tree are not displayed. `PATH` searches the entire tree for any dependencies matching the filter criteria. All matching dependencies are displayed. In addition, the dependencies in the path from any matching dependency back to the top of the dependency tree are displayed. Dependencies in the path from a matching dependency to the top of the tree are always displayed, even if they do not match the filter criteria themselves. `PT` is similar to `PATH`. The difference between `PT` and `PATH` is that `PT` shows the transitive dependencies of dependencies matching the filter criteria in addition to the dependencies in the path back to the top of the dependency tree. Default value is: `TREE`.
executeDot	`boolean`	`-`	If true, the Graphviz "dot" binary is executed to produce a graph from the .dot text file Default value is: `true`.
generateDefaultGraphs	`boolean`	`-`	If true, the default set of graphs is generated in addition to those provided in `categories` list. Default value is: `true`.
ignoreDotFailure	`boolean`	`-`	If true, the Maven build will continue even if the "dot" executable returns a non-zero exit value. Default value is: `false`.
keepDotFile	`boolean`	`-`	If true, the .dot text file Graphviz uses to draw the graph is retained Default value is: `false`.
showConflicts	`boolean`	`-`	If true, dependency conflicts are displayed on the graph. This will show the version a downstream pom declared for a dependency along with an arrow to the replacement version Maven is using instead. Maven supports the resolution of artifact versions by way of nearest-wins. That is, for any set of dependencies that share the same groupId:artifactId:type:classifier, the one declared nearest to the current project in the dependency tree will be selected for use. Default value is: `false`.
showDuplicates	`boolean`	`-`	If true, duplicate dependencies are displayed on the graph. Default value is: `false`.
showGroupIds	`boolean`	`-`	If true, artifact group id's are displayed on the graph. Default value is: `true`.
showLegend	`boolean`	`-`	If true, any filters applied to the dependency tree are shown in the legend. Default value is: `true`.
showTitle	`boolean`	`-`	If true, the title for the graph will be displayed. Default value is: `true`.
skip	`boolean`	`-`	If true, mojo execution is skipped. Default value is: `false`.
skipEmptyGraphs	`boolean`	`-`	If true, skip invoking Graphviz if there are no dependencies to graph. Default value is: `true`.
title	`String`	`-`	The title for the graph Default value is: `Dependency Graph for ${project.name}`.
verbose	`boolean`	`-`	If true, metadata about the dependency tree is displayed. Default value is: `false`.

Parameter Details

cascadeOptional:

If true, any dependency marked as optional will have all of its transitive dependencies displayed as optional also.

Type: boolean
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.cascadeOptional}
Default: true

categories:

List of graphs to generate organized into categories and rows.

For example:

<categories>
  <category>
    <name>logging</name>
    <description>Dependencies on logging libraries</description>
    <rows>
      <row>
        <name>logging</name>
        <description>Dependencies on logging libraries</description>
        <descriptors>
          <descriptor>
            <includes>org.slf4j,log4j</includes>
            <name>other-logging</name>
          </descriptor>
          <descriptor>
            <includes>commons-logging</includes>
            <filterType>PATH</filterType>
            <name>commons-logging</name>
          </descriptor>
        </descriptors>
      </row>
    </rows>
  </category>
</categories>

Type: java.util.List
Required: No

direction:

The direction for the graph layout. Valid values are TB, LR, BT, RL. Top to bottom, left to right, bottom to top, and right to left, respectively.

Type: org.kuali.maven.plugins.graph.pojo.Direction
Required: Yes
Expression: ${graph.direction}
Default: TB

display:

Controls what dependencies are displayed on the graph by applying different filtering techniques. Valid options are PATH, TREE, and PT (path and tree).

NOTE: Support for display types other than TREE should be considered experimental. PATH and PT are not fully implemented or tested. Use at your own risk.

TREE prunes the dependency tree from the top down. Recursive traversal of transitive dependencies stops when a dependency does not match the filter criteria. Any further transitive dependencies in that part of the dependency tree are not displayed.

PATH searches the entire tree for any dependencies matching the filter criteria. All matching dependencies are displayed. In addition, the dependencies in the path from any matching dependency back to the top of the dependency tree are displayed. Dependencies in the path from a matching dependency to the top of the tree are always displayed, even if they do not match the filter criteria themselves.

PT is similar to PATH. The difference between PT and PATH is that PT shows the transitive dependencies of dependencies matching the filter criteria in addition to the dependencies in the path back to the top of the dependency tree.

Type: org.kuali.maven.plugins.graph.pojo.Display
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.display}
Default: TREE

executeDot:

If true, the Graphviz "dot" binary is executed to produce a graph from the .dot text file

Type: boolean
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.executeDot}
Default: true

generateDefaultGraphs:

If true, the default set of graphs is generated in addition to those provided in categories list.

Type: boolean
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.generateDefaultGraphs}
Default: true

ignoreDotFailure:

If true, the Maven build will continue even if the "dot" executable returns a non-zero exit value.

Type: boolean
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.ignoreDotFailure}
Default: false

keepDotFile:

If true, the .dot text file Graphviz uses to draw the graph is retained

Type: boolean
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.keepDotFile}
Default: false

outputDir:

The directory graphs are generated into.

Type: java.io.File
Required: Yes
Expression: ${graph.outputDir}
Default: ${project.build.directory}/graph

outputFormat:

The output format for the graph. This can be any format supported by Graphviz (png, jpg, gif, pdf, ...)

Type: java.lang.String
Required: Yes
Expression: ${graph.outputFormat}
Default: png

reportOutputDirectory:

Output folder where the main page of the report will be generated.

Note that this parameter is only relevant if the goal is run directly from the command line or from the default lifecycle. If the goal is run indirectly as part of site generation, the output directory configured in the Maven Site Plugin will be used instead.

Type: java.io.File
Required: Yes
Expression: ${project.reporting.outputDirectory}

showConflicts:

If true, dependency conflicts are displayed on the graph. This will show the version a downstream pom declared for a dependency along with an arrow to the replacement version Maven is using instead.

Maven supports the resolution of artifact versions by way of nearest-wins. That is, for any set of dependencies that share the same groupId:artifactId:type:classifier, the one declared nearest to the current project in the dependency tree will be selected for use.

Type: boolean
Required: No
Expression: ${graph.showConflicts}
Default: false

showDuplicates:

If true, duplicate dependencies are displayed on the graph.