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psum

v0.5.2

Published

A CLI tool for generating structured codebase summaries

Downloads

45

Readme

psum

A CLI tool for generating structured codebase summaries. Built with Bun and TypeScript.

Overview

Scans project directories and outputs architecture overviews including entry points, modules, dependencies, and statistics. Designed for programmatic use and integration with development workflows.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/psum.git
cd psum
bun install
bun run build

Usage

# Scan current directory
psum

# Scan specific path
psum ./my-project

# Output formats
psum --format json      # Machine-readable JSON
psum --format md        # Markdown (default)
psum --format ascii     # Terminal tree view
psum --format mermaid   # Dependency graph

# Options
psum --depth 2          # Limit directory depth
psum --no-tests         # Exclude test files
psum --cache            # Enable result caching
psum --ai-context       # Truncate for LLM context windows
psum --tokens 4000      # Enforce token limit

Output Examples

Markdown:

# project-name

**Type**: typescript
**Files**: 45 | **Lines**: 3,240

## Entry Points
- src/cli.ts (cli)
- src/server.ts (server)

## Modules
- auth/ (12 files) - deps: db, utils
- api/ (8 files) - deps: auth

JSON:

{
  "name": "project-name",
  "type": "typescript",
  "entryPoints": [...],
  "modules": [...],
  "stats": { "totalFiles": 45, "totalLines": 3240 }
}

ASCII:

project-name
============
Type: typescript | Files: 45 | Lines: 3,240

Structure:
└── src/
    ├── auth/ (12 files)
    ├── api/ (8 files)
    └── db/ (6 files)

Development

bun run dev        # Run in development
bun run typecheck  # Type checking
bun run build      # Build to dist/
bun run compile    # Create standalone binary

Architecture

src/
├── scanner/       # File system scanning
├── analyzer/      # Dependency analysis
├── formatters/    # Output generators
├── cache.ts       # Result caching
└── cli.ts         # CLI interface

Dependencies

  • commander - CLI argument parsing
  • fast-glob - File globbing
  • picocolors - Terminal colors
  • zod - Schema validation

Requires Bun >= 1.0.0

License

MIT