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CodeSee instrumentation and analysis to support developers with continuous code understanding
Navigate to the root of the repo you want to map
Generate a map:
npx codesee map --typescript -o my-repo.map.json
If you don't already have an API token, generate one with yarn new:api-token
Upload the map using your API token:
npx codesee upload -a <your-token> -r <repo-url> -u http://localhost:5198 ./my-repo.map.json
Let's say we want to generate a map of Maxime's little-do repository.
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/deammer/little-do
Navigate into the repo:
cd little-do
Generate a map and output it to the little-do.map.json file:
npx codesee map --typescript -o little-do.map.json
If you don't already have an API token, generate one with yarn new:api-token
Upload the map to your local server:
npx codesee upload -a 'your-api-token-in-single-quotes' -r 'https://github.com/deammer/little-do' -u http://localhost:5198 ./little-do.map.json
Your map should now be visible on the /maps page!
Navigate to the root of the repo of your choice
Generate an insights file (see the available insight types in shared-constants):
npx codesee insight -i commitCountLast30Days -o codesee.commitCountLast30Days.json
If you don't already have an API token, generate one with yarn new:api-token
Upload your insights to your local server:
npx codesee upload -u http://localhost:5198 -t insight -a 'your-api-token-in-single-quotes' -r 'https://github.com/organization/repo-name' codesee.commitCountLast30Days.json
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CodeSee instrumentation and analysis to support developers with continuous code understanding
We found that codesee demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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