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@kundan_gosavi/codesync

v1.0.1

Published

CLI tool for analyzing codebase architecture, dependencies, complexity and risks

Readme

From code chaos to clarity.


Code Analyzer is a CLI tool + interactive dashboard that helps you understand your codebase by analyzing dependencies, complexity, and impact before making changes.


Why Code Analyzer?

Understanding large codebases is slow and error-prone.

Code Analyzer helps you:

  • Visualize your codebase as a dependency graph
  • Identify complex and high-risk files
  • Detect circular dependencies
  • Understand impact before making changes
  • Find unused (dead) code

Quick Start

Run instantly using npx:

npx code-analyzer

OR

npm install -g code-analyzer
code-analyzer

What it does

  • Builds a dependency graph of your code
  • Detects circular dependencies
  • Calculates complexity scores
  • Finds unused files
  • Provides impact analysis

Dashboard

Launch the interactive dashboard:

code-analyzer dashboard
  • Visual graph of your codebase
  • Click nodes to explore dependencies
  • View impact and complexity insights
  • Get AI insights

Commands

code-analyzer analyze <path>

code-analyzer detail-analysis <path>

code-analyzer complexity <path>

code-analyzer cycles <path>

code-analyzer depth-table <path>

code-analyzer dashboard

Use --json for machine-readable output.

How it works

  1. Parses your codebase
  2. Builds dependency relationships
  3. Computes graph structure
  4. Extracts insights (complexity, cycles, impact)

Use Cases

  • Understanding unfamiliar codebases
  • Safe refactoring
  • Debugging dependency issues
  • Identifying technical debt

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • JavaScript / TypeScript project

Documentation

Full docs available at:

👉 https://kundangosavii.github.io/CodeSync/

Roadmap

  • Multi-language support (Python, C++, etc.)
  • Config file support
  • Advanced filtering and insights
  • Performance optimization

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

  • Open an issue
  • Submit a PR
  • Suggest improvements

License

MIT License

Author

Built by Kundan Gosavi