rust-deps-visualizer

Visualize Rust dependency trees as ASCII art by parsing Cargo.toml and cargo metadata to generate human-readable diagrams. This helps developers quickly understand crate relationships and assess transitive dependencies in a project.

Yes, you can limit the depth of a Rust cargo dependency tree visualization using the --depth flag. This focuses the ASCII diagram on relevant sections, making it easier to manage large workspaces without being overwhelmed by transitive dependencies.

Yes, the visualizer shows enabled feature flags and optional dependencies for precise modeling. It parses cargo tree output to produce ASCII representations that include enabled features alongside standard crate relationships.

Generating an ASCII dependency tree is the best way to identify dependency bloat in a Rust workspace. Visualizing crate relationships and transitive dependencies allows you to quickly spot conflicting or unnecessary crates causing bloat.

Yes, this ASCII dependency tree tool works with large Rust workspaces. It supports projects of varying sizes, from small binaries to large workspaces, and allows depth-limited views to manage complex dependency graphs effectively.