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boltflow

v1.1.0

Published

Boltflow is a developer tool that generates interactive, self-contained visualizations of your application's component architecture

Readme

⚡ Boltflow

Boltflow is a developer tool that generates interactive, self-contained visualizations of your application's component architecture. Run a single command and get a diagram showing every route, component, module, service, directive, pipe, and guard.

Currently supports Angular.

Boltflow screenshot Boltflow screenshot

Installation

npm install -g boltflow

Or run without installing:

npx boltflow analyze ./my-app

Usage

boltflow analyze [projectPath] [options]

If projectPath is omitted, the current directory is used.

Options

| Option | Default | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | -f, --format <format> | html | Output format: html | json | md | both | all | | -o, --output <path> | boltflow-output | Output file path (without extension) | | -c, --config <path> | tsconfig.json | Path to tsconfig.json, relative to the project root | | --open | false | Open the HTML output in the browser after generation |

Output formats

| Format | Output | Description | |--------|--------|-------------| | html | .html | Interactive self-contained diagram (default) | | json | .json | Raw graph data | | md | .md | Markdown file with a flowchart diagram | | both | .html + .json | HTML and JSON together | | all | .html + .json + .md | All three formats |

Examples

# Analyze the current directory, open in browser
boltflow analyze --open

# Analyze a specific project, save to a custom path
boltflow analyze ./my-app -o reports/architecture

# Generate all output formats
boltflow analyze ./my-app --format all

# Use a non-default tsconfig
boltflow analyze ./my-app --config tsconfig.app.json

License

MIT