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The render command loads a previously generated analysis from a JSON file and outputs it in some other format (per default, SVG). This avoids duplicate analysis when one wants multiple outputs. This is relevant for big projects for which analysis can take several minutes. TBD: tests.
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The render command loads a previously generated analysis from a JSON file and outputs it in some other format (per default, SVG). This avoids duplicate analysis when one wants multiple outputs. This is relevant for big projects for which analysis can take several minutes.
I couldn't figure out how to properly make a test fir this using the frameworks used in the project. I'll add them if someone can clue me in.