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Published: Feb 8, 2024 License: Apache-2.0

README

Dependency Management Data (DMD)

Dependency Management Data (DMD) is a set of tooling to get a better understanding of the use of dependencies across your organisation.

The project aims to give you a queryable interface into how Open Source and internal dependencies are used, so you can target changes across your projects and organisation more appropriately.

There is a more detailed documentation site at dmd.tanna.dev.

Examples + demos

There are several demos available on the documentation site, which provide examples of how DMD works using real data.

The web application can be found at dependency-management-data-example.fly.dev/, which uses the same seeded data from the demos.

Command-line tool

DMD exists as a command-line tool to simplify working with data sources used for dependency-management-data.

The command-line tool has further documentation available.

Installation

Latest Release

Pre-built releases can be downloaded from the GitLab Package Registry.

Alternatively, you can install it yourself by running:

go install dmd.tanna.dev/cmd/dmd@latest
Usage

For instance, if you had used renovate-graph to create a directory called renovate, you could run:

dmd db init --db dmd.db
# notice the quoting around the argument, to avoid shell globbing
dmd import renovate --db dmd.db 'renovate/*.json'

This will then import the files into dmd.db which can then be queried using i.e.:

sqlite3 dmd.db
SELECT * from renovate;
Datasources

License

Licensed under the Apache-2.0 license. Documentation licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International.

Directories

Path Synopsis
cmd
dmd
demos module
internal
datasources
Datasources are a source of data for a list of dependencies that a project(s) may have, and are likely an implementation of a `repository`
Datasources are a source of data for a list of dependencies that a project(s) may have, and are likely an implementation of a `repository`
ecosystems
Package ecosystems provides primitives to interact with the openapi HTTP API.
Package ecosystems provides primitives to interact with the openapi HTTP API.
endoflifedate/client
Package client provides primitives to interact with the openapi HTTP API.
Package client provides primitives to interact with the openapi HTTP API.
repositories
Repositories contains a generic interface for interacting with repositories of data.
Repositories contains a generic interface for interacting with repositories of data.
sensitivepackages
Sensitive Packages are a way to mark a package as 'sensitive', such that the package's details should not be processed through any external systems.
Sensitive Packages are a way to mark a package as 'sensitive', such that the package's details should not be processed through any external systems.
pkg

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