ogham/exa · Architecture
A static read of how ogham/exa is wired together — module coupling, layering, and circular dependencies — derived from its import graph.
C
Architecture grade
score 64/100
8
Import cycles
lower is better
55
Modules parsed
185 edges
85%
Layeredness
clean-layer ratio
Most-depended-on modules
These are the highest-fan-in files — change them and the blast radius is largest. Read them first.
- src/output/cell.rs16 importers · radius 32
- src/fs/fields.rs15 importers · radius 39
- src/fs/mod.rs14 importers · radius 30
- src/theme/mod.rs10 importers · radius 25
- src/options/parser.rs10 importers · radius 11
- src/options/mod.rs8 importers · radius 8
- src/output/file_name.rs8 importers · radius 25
- src/fs/filter.rs8 importers · radius 30
Modules (8)
Source directories grouped from the import graph. Each links to a per-module page with its files and how it couples to the rest.
- src/output12 files · 54 in-degree · in cycle
- src/fs6 files · 44 in-degree · in cycle
- src/options12 files · 38 in-degree
- src/output/render12 files · 16 in-degree · in cycle
- src/theme4 files · 15 in-degree · in cycle
- src/fs/feature3 files · 12 in-degree
- src/info3 files · 5 in-degree · in cycle
- src2 files · 1 in-degree
Circular dependencies (8)
- src/fs/dir.rs to src/fs/mod.rs to src/fs/dir.rs
- src/fs/dir.rs to src/fs/mod.rs to src/fs/file.rs to src/fs/dir.rs
- src/fs/mod.rs to src/fs/filter.rs to src/fs/mod.rs
- src/info/filetype.rs to src/output/icons.rs to src/info/filetype.rs
- src/output/render/mod.rs to src/output/render/groups.rs to src/output/table.rs to src/output/render/mod.rs
- src/theme/mod.rs to src/output/file_name.rs to src/output/render/mod.rs to src/output/render/groups.rs to src/output/table.rs to src/theme/mod.rs
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