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repo-entropy

v0.1.0

Published

Experimental CLI for analyzing repository entropy and structural complexity

Readme

repo-entropy

v0.1 — experimental entropy heuristics

npm version license

A CLI tool that scans a JavaScript / TypeScript repository and generates a markdown report describing code entropy — dead code, duplications, excessive complexity, and bloated files — problems commonly introduced by AI-generated code.

Why?

AI coding assistants often introduce subtle quality issues: unused imports, duplicated logic across files, deeply nested control flow, and files that keep growing. These accumulate over time and degrade your codebase. repo-entropy explores the idea of code entropy,detects them and gives you an actionable report.

Install

npm install -g repo-entropy

Or run directly with npx:

npx repo-entropy analyze .

Usage

repo-entropy analyze <path>

Analyze the current directory:

repo-entropy analyze .

Analyze a specific project:

repo-entropy analyze ./my-project

Options

| Flag | Description | |-------------|--------------------------| | --help | Show usage information | | --version | Show version number |

What It Detects

| Category | What | Severity | |--------------------|------------------------------------------|-----------| | Dead Code | Unused imports, exported but unused funcs | Score × 2 | | Similar Code | Duplicate / near-duplicate function bodies | Score × 3 | | Long Files | Files > 500 lines (warning) or > 1000 lines (critical) | Score × 1.5 | | Deep Complexity| Functions with nesting depth > 4 | Score × 2 |

Output

The tool generates an entropy-report.md file in the target directory with:

  • Entropy Score (0–100) — higher means more problems
  • Categorized findings with file paths and descriptions

Example:

# Repo Entropy Report

## Summary
Entropy Score: 34 / 100

## Dead Code
- src/utils/legacy.ts — Unused import: lodash
- src/helpers/format.ts — Exported function `formatDate` is never used

## Long Files
- src/components/Dashboard.tsx — 847 lines (Warning: exceeds 500)

## Similar Code
- src/api/users.ts:`fetchUser` ≈ src/api/posts.ts:`fetchPost`

## Deep Complexity
- src/services/auth.ts:`validateToken` — nesting depth 6

Supported File Types

.ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx

Ignored Paths

By default, the following are ignored:

  • node_modules/
  • dist/, build/
  • .git/
  • *.generated.*
  • Patterns from .gitignore

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.

License

MIT