It extracts all dependencies of a Java system into a txt file.

Usage (get the last release in [dist] directory:

javadepextractor.jar [folder-dir]

For example, if the javadepextractor.jar is in the root source:

java -jar javadepextractor.jar .

It creates the dependencies.txt file in which each line is as follows:

[source-class-full-qualified-name] , [dependency-type] , [target-class-full-qualified-name]

For example:

com.terra.ClassA , access , java.lang.Math

Important: javadepextractor does not support type inference yet. For example, the dependencies inside a lambda expression that does not specify the type of its elements, will not be extracted.

PS: The dependency type can be: access, declare, create, extend, implement, useannotation, and throw.