How to fix circular dependency between functions in javascript

Question

I know that there are many questions of similar title like this. However, I read all of them and I cannot get to solve my problem. I've fallen in a circular dependency where I have those functions[each one defined in a dedicated module]:

• generateNodeCode
• generateGroupCode
• generateContainerCode

and the circle is closed by generateNodeCode referencing generateGroupCode which in turn referencing generateGroupCode which in turn referencing generateContainerCode.

To simplify the situation, look at this graph.

I know that I should refactor this to reach a better design but I do not know how.

Here is an example code:

generateNodeCode.js

const { generateGroupCode } = require("./generateGroupCode");

function generateNodeCode(node) {
  switch(node.constructor.name) {
    // many cases
    case "Group":
      return generateGroupCode(node);
  }
}

module.exports = {
  generateNodeCode
};

generateGroupCode.js

const { generateContainerCode } = require("./generateContainerCode");

function generateGroupCode(group) {
  // some stuff
  return generateContainerCode();
}

module.exports = {
  generateGroupCode
};

generateContainerCode.js

const { generateNodeCode } = require("./generateNodeCode");

function generateContainerCode(children) {
  // some stuff
  children.forEach(child => {
    generateNodeCode();
  });
}

module.exports = {
  generateContainerCode
};