# prakashrajo/mytest architecture

> Architecture diagram of the GitHub repository prakashrajo/mytest, generated by GitDiagram from its file tree, README and a sample of source files (last updated 2026-08-13). It is an AI-made overview: check details against the source.

- Interactive diagram: https://gitdiagram.com/prakashrajo/mytest
- Repository: https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest

## Overview

#### Purpose and Entry Points
This is a minimal shell-script repository named `mytest`. The only apparent executable entry points are `myscript.sh` and `test3.sh`; no application runtime, package manifest, or service integration is present.

#### Script Execution Layer
Shell scripts contain the repository’s executable behavior:
- `myscript.sh`
- `test3.sh`

Their contents are not provided, so their invocation contract, interpreter, inputs, and side effects cannot be determined from the tree.

#### File-Based Data Boundary
Plain-text files are the only visible non-code artifacts and likely serve as script inputs, outputs, or fixtures:
- `t1.txt`
- `test1.txt`
- `test2.txt`

The repository boundary is therefore local filesystem I/O rather than an API, database, queue, or network service.

#### Control Flow
The likely control flow is operator-initiated execution of one of the shell scripts, followed by reading and/or writing local text files. There is no visible orchestrator, compiled application layer, test framework, or deployment entry point.

#### Runtime and Infrastructure
The material runtime is a POSIX-compatible shell environment, subject to the shebangs and commands inside:
- `myscript.sh`
- `test3.sh`

No infrastructure-as-code, containers, cloud configuration, dependency management, or external services are represented in the repository tree.

#### Architectural Constraints
Architecture is intentionally flat: scripts and text artifacts live at repository root with no module boundaries. Any future graph or dependency planning should inspect script contents first to establish:
1. which script is the primary entry point,
2. which text files each script consumes or produces,
3. whether scripts invoke external system commands or services.

Main entry points: [`myscript.sh`](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/myscript.sh) (myscript.sh), [`test3.sh`](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test3.sh) (test3.sh), [`t1.txt`](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/t1.txt) (t1.txt), [`test1.txt`](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test1.txt) (test1.txt)

## Diagram (Mermaid)

```mermaid
flowchart TD

subgraph group_execution["Shell Execution"]
  node_shell{{"POSIX Shell<br/>runtime"}}
  node_myscript["myscript.sh<br/>shell script<br/>[myscript.sh]"]
  node_test3["test3.sh<br/>shell script<br/>[test3.sh]"]
end

subgraph group_files["Local Text Files"]
  node_t1["t1.txt<br/>text file<br/>[t1.txt]"]
  node_test1["test1.txt<br/>text file<br/>[test1.txt]"]
  node_test2["test2.txt<br/>text file<br/>[test2.txt]"]
end

node_operator(("Operator<br/>actor"))

node_operator -->|"runs"| node_myscript
node_operator -->|"runs"| node_test3
node_myscript -->|"executes in"| node_shell
node_test3 -->|"executes in"| node_shell
node_myscript -.->|"local file I/O &#40;unknown&#41;"| node_t1
node_myscript -.->|"local file I/O &#40;unknown&#41;"| node_test1
node_myscript -.->|"local file I/O &#40;unknown&#41;"| node_test2
node_test3 -.->|"local file I/O &#40;unknown&#41;"| node_t1
node_test3 -.->|"local file I/O &#40;unknown&#41;"| node_test1
node_test3 -.->|"local file I/O &#40;unknown&#41;"| node_test2

click node_myscript "https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/myscript.sh"
click node_test3 "https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test3.sh"
click node_t1 "https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/t1.txt"
click node_test1 "https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test1.txt"
click node_test2 "https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test2.txt"

classDef toneNeutral fill:#f8fafc,stroke:#334155,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#0f172a
classDef toneBlue fill:#dbeafe,stroke:#2563eb,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#172554
classDef toneAmber fill:#fef3c7,stroke:#d97706,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#78350f
classDef toneMint fill:#dcfce7,stroke:#16a34a,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#14532d
classDef toneRose fill:#ffe4e6,stroke:#e11d48,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#881337
classDef toneIndigo fill:#e0e7ff,stroke:#4f46e5,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#312e81
classDef toneTeal fill:#ccfbf1,stroke:#0f766e,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#134e4a
class node_shell,node_myscript,node_test3 toneBlue
class node_t1,node_test1,node_test2 toneAmber
class node_operator toneNeutral
```

## Components

### Shell Execution

Operator-run scripts at repository root.

- **POSIX Shell**: runtime · Interpreter and command environment are determined by script shebangs.
- [myscript.sh](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/myscript.sh): shell script · Executable behavior; inputs and side effects are not known. · `myscript.sh`
- [test3.sh](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test3.sh): shell script · Executable behavior; inputs and side effects are not known. · `test3.sh`

### Local Text Files

Potential script inputs, outputs, or fixtures.

- [t1.txt](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/t1.txt): text file · Possible input, output, or fixture. · `t1.txt`
- [test1.txt](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test1.txt): text file · Possible input, output, or fixture. · `test1.txt`
- [test2.txt](https://github.com/prakashrajo/mytest/blob/main/test2.txt): text file · Possible input, output, or fixture. · `test2.txt`

### Other components

- **Operator**: actor · Manually starts a script.

## Connections

- Operator → myscript.sh: runs
- Operator → test3.sh: runs
- myscript.sh → POSIX Shell: executes in
- test3.sh → POSIX Shell: executes in
- myscript.sh → t1.txt: local file I/O (unknown)
- myscript.sh → test1.txt: local file I/O (unknown)
- myscript.sh → test2.txt: local file I/O (unknown)
- test3.sh → t1.txt: local file I/O (unknown)
- test3.sh → test1.txt: local file I/O (unknown)
- test3.sh → test2.txt: local file I/O (unknown)