How fd is structuredAn interactive map of the fd codebase. The fast alternative to find, the whole repo in 32 Rust files with no cycles. config.rs is what the rest leans on: a change to it can reach 12 files.

Files visualized: 32

Languages: Rust

Topics: cli, rust

Source repository: https://github.com/sharkdp/fd

Structure32 files and 44 connections between their symbols.Most depended on

src/config.rs, imported by 5 files

src/exit_codes.rs, imported by 5 files

src/exec/mod.rs, imported by 4 files

src/main.rs, imported by 4 files

src/filesystem.rs, imported by 3 files

Files

src/config.rs: 1 class; imports src/exec/mod.rs, src/filetypes.rs, src/filter/mod.rs, src/fmt/mod.rs

src/exit_codes.rs: 1 class, 1 function

src/exec/mod.rs: 4 classes; imports src/exec/command.rs, src/exec/job.rs, src/exit_codes.rs, src/fmt/mod.rs

src/main.rs: 13 functions; imports src/cli.rs, src/config.rs, src/exec/mod.rs, src/exit_codes.rs, src/filetypes.rs, src/filter/mod.rs, src/regex_helper.rs

src/filesystem.rs: 16 functions; imports src/main.rs

src/filter/mod.rs: no top-level classes or functions; imports src/filter/owner.rs, src/filter/size.rs, src/filter/time.rs

src/fmt/mod.rs: 2 classes, 1 function; imports src/fmt/input.rs

src/cli.rs: 6 classes, 3 functions; imports src/exec/mod.rs, src/filter/mod.rs, src/main.rs

src/dir_entry.rs: 2 classes, 1 function; imports src/config.rs, src/filesystem.rs

src/filetypes.rs: 1 class; imports src/cli.rs, src/main.rs

src/sanitize.rs: 1 class, 3 functions

src/exec/command.rs: 2 classes, 1 function; imports src/exit_codes.rs

src/exec/job.rs: no top-level classes or functions; imports src/config.rs, src/exec/mod.rs, src/exit_codes.rs, src/walk.rs

src/filter/owner.rs: 2 classes

src/filter/size.rs: 1 class

src/filter/time.rs: 1 class, 2 functions

src/fmt/input.rs: 3 functions; imports src/filesystem.rs

src/hyperlink.rs: 1 class, 2 functions; imports src/filesystem.rs

src/regex_helper.rs: 1 class, 7 functions

src/walk.rs: 6 classes, 2 functions; imports src/config.rs, src/dir_entry.rs, src/exit_codes.rs, src/main.rs

.github/dependabot.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/FUNDING.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/CICD.yml: no top-level classes or functions

Cargo.toml: no top-level classes or functions

Cross.toml: no top-level classes or functions

rustfmt.toml: no top-level classes or functions

src/error.rs: 2 classes; imports src/sanitize.rs

src/output.rs: 2 functions; imports src/config.rs, src/dir_entry.rs, src/fmt/mod.rs, src/hyperlink.rs, src/sanitize.rs

tests/testenv/mod.rs: 1 class, 6 functions

tests/tests.rs: 113 functions

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