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complore

v0.1.0

Published

CLI to explore code complexity and activity; outputs JSON/HTML report

Downloads

21

Readme

complexity-explore

This was entirely vibe coded in a morning, several features are still missing, but it's a start.

CLI tool that given the folder produces a single html file report of complexity of code in that folder.

report example

Report

  • Interactive and intuitive - so you can with a hover see more details
  • Shows aggregates of all different components
  • Tree view of files (or folders)
    • Height: component 1
    • Color: component 2
  • Components can be configured what they are
    • Lines of codes relative to max
    • Activity: based on how often is the file changed relative to max (using git)
    • Tree sitter query (so we can support large number of file types out of the box)
      • Number of functions
      • Number of imports
      • Number of references
      • Biggest function number of rows
  • Config
    • Focus on folders (show folders and their files’ aggregates of those components)
    • Height & Color components
    • Output location
    • Config file (only via cli, with sensible default)
    • Location (or as non flagged cli argument, can be multiple, support glob)
    • Checks (so you can get warnings/errors when certain conditions are met)
    • Ignore (can be multiple)
    • Report output (json, html, or compact)