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Note : Please use the WebVersion link to upload jars containing .class files and not the source .java files
I don't really see when I would use the this. When I have JAR with unknown contents and I want to see version and dependencies of it?
* Working with old enterprise libraries ("just use the jar!")
* Optimisation when dealing with a compile to JVM language like Closure or Scala
* Research, such as reverse engineering badly behaved jars.
Very interesting approach. Could you please provide a hosted version of the demo, that can be viewed on mobile clients?
You can click on the Web Version button for a working demo. The same will allow you to upload a jar and will generate the output as a zip file available for download.
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You can click on the Web Version button for a working demo. The same will allow you to upload a jar and will generate the output as a zip file available for download.
I was looking for a web view of the demo zip, so I could see what it does without uploading or downloading files.
This plugin was intended to solve a simple task: given a Maven project, which dependencies do you really need and which not? What can (or should) you remove or exclude? maven-storyteller-pluging analyzed the dependency structure of the project (JARs), dependencies of classes, build a large graph of what-needs-what and then could conclude, which dependencies you really need and which not. I also used graphviz for vizualization.
I still thing this would be a handy tool but never had time to finish and release the plugin.
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I was looking for a web view of the demo zip, so I could see what it does without uploading or downloading files.
You can click on the demo link http://graffiti.gaurs.io/downloadDemo ; This points to already processed commons-lang3-3.5.jar