stack-performance-analyzer
v1.0.0
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A comprehensive application stack analyzer that evaluates MEAN, MERN, and other Node.js-based applications across 15 performance criteria
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Stack Performance Analyzer
A comprehensive Node.js application stack analyzer that evaluates MEAN, MERN, and other Node.js-based applications across 15 performance criteria using sophisticated algorithms rather than random scoring.
Features
🔍 Comprehensive Analysis: Evaluates applications across 15 key performance criteria:
- Application Performance - Framework efficiency, code structure, caching
- Developer Productivity - Tooling support, learning curve, community
- API Response Time - Framework efficiency, database optimization
- Learning Curve - Documentation quality, complexity assessment
- Security Features - Authentication, validation, vulnerability analysis
- Tooling & Ecosystem Support - Development tools integration
- Integration with MongoDB - Database connectivity and optimization
- Modularity & Scalability - Code organization and scalability patterns
- Package Ecosystem - Dependency management and quality
- Startup Time - Application bootstrap performance
- Maintenance and Debugging - Code maintainability metrics
- Hosting and Deployment Flexibility - Deployment options assessment
- Memory & CPU Efficiency - Resource utilization analysis
- Performance under Concurrent Load - Scalability assessment
- Monitoring and Observability - Logging and monitoring capabilities
🎯 Algorithmic Scoring: Uses sophisticated algorithms to analyze:
- Code complexity and patterns
- Dependency analysis
- Framework characteristics
- Security implementations
- Performance optimizations
📊 Detailed Reporting: Provides:
- Individual criterion scores (0-100)
- Performance remarks (Excellent, Best, Good, Average, Poor)
- Overall weighted score
- Specific recommendations for improvement
- Stack detection (MEAN, MERN, Express.js, etc.)
Installation
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Make CLI globally available (optional)
npm linkUsage
Command Line Interface
# Analyze current directory
npm run analyze
# Or use the CLI directly
node bin/cli.js
# Analyze specific project
node bin/cli.js /path/to/your/project
# Save results to JSON file
node bin/cli.js . --save results.json
# Show verbose output
node bin/cli.js . --verbose
# Output as JSON
node bin/cli.js . --output jsonProgrammatic Usage
const ApplicationAnalyzer = require('./index');
const analyzer = new ApplicationAnalyzer({
projectPath: '/path/to/project'
});
analyzer.analyze()
.then(results => {
console.log('Analysis complete!');
console.log('Overall Score:', results.overall.score);
console.log('Performance:', results.overall.remark);
// Individual criterion results
results.criteria.forEach(criterion => {
console.log(`${criterion.name}: ${criterion.score}/100 (${criterion.remark})`);
});
})
.catch(error => {
console.error('Analysis failed:', error);
});How It Works
Algorithmic Approach
This analyzer uses sophisticated algorithms rather than random number generation:
- Stack Detection: Analyzes
package.jsonto identify technology stack - Weighted Scoring: Each criterion has specific weight based on importance
- Multi-Factor Analysis: Each criterion evaluates multiple factors:
- Code structure and complexity
- Dependency analysis
- Configuration file analysis
- Best practice pattern detection
- Security implementation analysis
Example Analysis Process
Application Performance (12% weight):
- Framework Performance (30%): Analyzes framework choice and characteristics
- Code Structure (25%): Evaluates code complexity and patterns
- Database Integration (20%): Checks for optimization patterns
- Asset Management (15%): Build tools and optimization
- Caching Implementation (10%): Caching strategy analysis
Security Features (9% weight):
- Authentication (30%): JWT, Passport, session management
- Data Validation (25%): Input validation libraries and patterns
- Security Headers (20%): Helmet, CORS implementation
- Vulnerability Assessment (25%): Dependency security analysis
Sample Output
📊 STACK PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS RESULTS
============================================================
Application Performance | 87/100 | Best
Developer Productivity | 92/100 | Excellent
API Response Time | 78/100 | Good
Learning Curve | 85/100 | Best
Security Features | 71/100 | Good
Tooling & Ecosystem Support | 88/100 | Best
Integration with MongoDB | 82/100 | Best
Modularity & Scalability | 76/100 | Good
Package Ecosystem | 84/100 | Best
Startup Time | 73/100 | Good
Maintenance and Debugging | 79/100 | Good
Hosting and Deployment | 81/100 | Best
Memory & CPU Efficiency | 75/100 | Good
Performance under Load | 77/100 | Good
Monitoring and Observability | 69/100 | Average
------------------------------------------------------------
OVERALL PERFORMANCE | 80/100 | Best
✅ Analysis Complete
🔧 Detected Stack Information:
Stack Type: MERN
Technologies: MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js
Node.js Version: 18.17.0Supported Stacks
- MEAN Stack (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.js)
- MERN Stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js)
- Express.js Applications
- Fastify Applications
- Koa Applications
- React Applications
- Vue.js Applications
- Generic Node.js Applications
Architecture
├── analyzers/ # Individual criterion analyzers
│ ├── BaseAnalyzer.js # Base class with common functionality
│ ├── ApplicationPerformanceAnalyzer.js
│ ├── DeveloperProductivityAnalyzer.js
│ └── ... (15 total analyzers)
├── lib/
│ └── StackAnalyzer.js # Main analyzer coordination
├── bin/
│ └── cli.js # Command line interface
├── index.js # Main entry point
└── package.json # Project configurationContributing
- Fork the repository
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/AmazingFeature) - Open a Pull Request
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Changelog
v1.0.0
- Initial release with 15 comprehensive analysis criteria
- Algorithmic scoring system (no random numbers)
- Support for major Node.js stacks (MEAN, MERN, etc.)
- CLI and programmatic interfaces
- Detailed reporting with recommendations
AUTHOR
Gugan M K
