graph

Display the dependency graph of your infrastructure config as an ASCII tree or Graphviz DOT output.

Usage

kyku graph [options]

Options

Flag	Default	Description
-c, --config <path>	./infrastructure.ts	Path to config file
--dot	false	Output in Graphviz DOT format

Examples

# Show ASCII dependency tree
kyku graph

# Output DOT format for external rendering
kyku graph --dot > graph.dot
dot -Tsvg graph.dot > graph.svg

# Graph from a specific config
kyku graph -c ./my-config.ts

ASCII Output

Vpc (vpc-main) [level 0]
└── depended on by: SecurityGroup (sg-web), Vm (vm-web)
SecurityGroup (sg-web) [level 1]
└── depends on: Vpc (vpc-main)
└── depended on by: Vm (vm-web)
Vm (vm-web) [level 2]
└── depends on: Vpc (vpc-main), SecurityGroup (sg-web)

DOT Output

The DOT format assigns distinct colors and shapes per resource type:

Type	Shape	Color
Vpc	folder	blue
Vm	box	green
SecurityGroup	hexagon	orange
LoadBalancer	parallelogram	purple
Database	cylinder	red

Verification

Use the graph to verify:

• No dangling references — every depends on ID appears as a node
• No orphan resources (unless truly standalone)
• Create order is correct (level 0 = roots created first)
• Destroy order is the reverse of creation
• No cycles (throws CycleError)