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@automaker/dependency-resolver

Feature dependency resolution using topological sorting.

Overview

This package provides dependency resolution for AutoMaker features using Kahn's algorithm with priority-aware ordering. It ensures features are executed in the correct order based on their dependencies.

Installation

npm install @automaker/dependency-resolver

Exports

Resolve Dependencies

Order features based on dependencies and priorities.

import { resolveDependencies } from '@automaker/dependency-resolver';
import type { Feature } from '@automaker/types';

const features: Feature[] = [
  {
    id: 'database',
    category: 'backend',
    description: 'Setup database',
    priority: 1
  },
  {
    id: 'auth',
    category: 'backend',
    description: 'Add authentication',
    dependencies: ['database'],
    priority: 2
  },
  {
    id: 'api',
    category: 'backend',
    description: 'Create API endpoints',
    dependencies: ['auth'],
    priority: 3
  }
];

const result = resolveDependencies(features);

console.log(result.orderedFeatures);
// [database, auth, api]

if (result.hasCycle) {
  console.error('Circular dependency detected!');
  console.error('Features in cycle:', result.cyclicFeatures);
}

Check Dependencies Satisfied

Check if a feature's dependencies are satisfied.

import { areDependenciesSatisfied } from '@automaker/dependency-resolver';

const allFeatures: Feature[] = [
  { id: 'database', status: 'completed', ... },
  { id: 'auth', status: 'pending', dependencies: ['database'], ... }
];

const authFeature = allFeatures.find(f => f.id === 'auth');

if (areDependenciesSatisfied(authFeature, allFeatures)) {
  console.log('Auth feature is ready to execute');
} else {
  console.log('Waiting for dependencies');
}

Get Blocking Dependencies

Get list of incomplete dependencies blocking a feature.

import { getBlockingDependencies } from '@automaker/dependency-resolver';

const blocking = getBlockingDependencies(feature, allFeatures);

if (blocking.length > 0) {
  console.log(`Feature blocked by: ${blocking.join(', ')}`);
} else {
  console.log('No blocking dependencies');
}

Usage Example

import {
  resolveDependencies,
  areDependenciesSatisfied,
  getBlockingDependencies
} from '@automaker/dependency-resolver';
import type { Feature } from '@automaker/types';

async function executeFeatures(features: Feature[]) {
  // Resolve dependency order
  const { orderedFeatures, hasCycle, cyclicFeatures } = resolveDependencies(features);

  if (hasCycle) {
    throw new Error(`Circular dependency: ${cyclicFeatures.join(' → ')}`);
  }

  // Execute in order
  for (const feature of orderedFeatures) {
    // Check if dependencies are satisfied
    if (!areDependenciesSatisfied(feature, features)) {
      const blocking = getBlockingDependencies(feature, features);
      console.log(`Skipping ${feature.id}, blocked by: ${blocking.join(', ')}`);
      continue;
    }

    // Execute feature
    console.log(`Executing: ${feature.id}`);
    await executeFeature(feature);

    // Mark as completed
    feature.status = 'completed';
  }
}

Algorithm

Topological Sort (Kahn's Algorithm)

  1. Calculate in-degree for each feature (number of dependencies)
  2. Start with features that have no dependencies (in-degree = 0)
  3. Process features in priority order
  4. Remove processed features from dependency graph
  5. Repeat until all features processed or cycle detected

Priority Handling

  • Features with lower priority numbers execute first
  • When multiple features have same in-degree, priority determines order
  • Features without explicit priority default to lowest priority

Cycle Detection

  • Detects circular dependencies
  • Returns affected features in cycle
  • Prevents infinite loops in execution

Return Types

DependencyResolutionResult

interface DependencyResolutionResult {
  orderedFeatures: Feature[];    // Features in execution order
  hasCycle: boolean;             // True if circular dependency detected
  cyclicFeatures: string[];      // Feature IDs involved in cycle
}

Edge Cases

Missing Dependencies

Features with dependencies on non-existent features are treated as if the dependency is satisfied (allows flexibility).

Self-Dependencies

Features depending on themselves are detected as cycles.

Empty Dependencies Array

Treated same as no dependencies - feature is ready immediately.

Dependencies

  • @automaker/types - Feature type definition

Used By

  • @automaker/server - Auto-mode feature execution
  • @automaker/ui - Board view feature ordering