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frontent-codebase-explorer

v1.0.10

Published

This tool analyzes TypeScript frontend projects, specifically focusing on Redux epics and actions, to generate an interactive graph visualizing their relationships.

Readme

Frontend Project Graph Explorer

This tool analyzes TypeScript frontend projects, specifically focusing on Redux epics and actions, to generate an interactive graph visualizing their relationships.

Usage

To analyze your project, run the following command in the root directory of your TypeScript project (where tsconfig.json is located):

npx frontent-codebase-explorer

This will start a local server and open a web page displaying the project's dependency graph.

How It Works

The tool performs the following steps:

  1. Analyzes Project: It traverses the TypeScript project specified by the tsconfig.json in your current working directory.
  2. Finds Epics and Actions: It identifies Redux epics and actions within the codebase.
  3. Generates Graph: It constructs a graph of dependencies and relationships.
  4. Launches Frontend: It starts a web server to host a frontend application that visualizes the generated graph. The frontend provides features for filtering and exploring the project structure.

Development

To run the project in a development environment:

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Install dependencies:
    npm install
  3. The frontend is located in the frontend directory and can be developed separately.

Key Technologies

  • TypeScript: For code analysis.
  • Vite: For the frontend development server.
  • React: For the graph visualization frontend.
  • Graphviz: Used for graph layout generation.