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kanota

v0.1.9

Published

Impact analysis dashboard for JavaScript/TypeScript codebases

Downloads

866

Readme

Kanota

Impact Analysis Dashboard for JavaScript/TypeScript Codebases

Kanota answers the question: "If I change this file, what might break?"

It uses static analysis (AST + import graph) to calculate risk scores and visualize the blast radius of changes in your codebase.

Quick Start

cd your-project
npx kanota

That's it! Kanota will:

  1. Scan your project for JS/TS/Vue/Svelte files
  2. Build a dependency graph
  3. Calculate risk scores for each file
  4. Open an interactive dashboard in your browser

Features

  • Risk Scoring: Files are scored based on dependents, entry points, shared modules, and file size
  • Blast Radius Visualization: See exactly what might break if you change a file
  • Actionable Guidance: Get specific recommendations like "Clone logic instead of editing directly"
  • Entry Point Detection: Automatically identifies pages, layouts, and routes (Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Angular)
  • Shared Module Detection: Flags files in /components, /hooks, /utils, /lib folders

Dashboard Views

Guided Decisions

  • Top velocity blockers
  • Safest refactors this week
  • Files to stabilize before scaling

Risk Analysis

  • Filter by risk level (High / Medium / Low)
  • Click any file to see its impact
  • View direct dependents and transitive affected files

Project Details

  • File count, lines of code, import links
  • Entry points and shared modules overview

Supported File Types

  • .js, .jsx, .ts, .tsx
  • .mjs, .cjs, .mts, .cts
  • .vue, .svelte

How Risk is Calculated

| Factor | Weight | |--------|--------| | Dependents count | +3 per dependent | | Entry point (page/layout/route) | +5 | | Shared folder (/components, /hooks, etc.) | +3 | | Large file (>300 lines) | +2 |

Risk Levels:

  • Low: Score ≤ 3
  • Medium: Score 4-7
  • High: Score > 7

Options

# Analyze current directory
npx kanota

# Analyze a specific directory
npx kanota /path/to/project

# Use a custom port
KANOTA_PORT=4000 npx kanota

License

MIT