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react-file-analyzer
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A comprehensive NPM package for analyzing React and Next.js files, including dependency graphs, component insights, and project structure visualization.
A powerful NPM package for analyzing React and Next.js projects. It provides tools for file insights, dependency graphs, directory structures, and more. Can be used as a CLI or via an HTTP server.
npm install react-file-analyzer
Comprehensive file analysis:
react-file-analyzer --analyze-comprehensive path/to/file.tsx --json
Dependency analysis:
react-file-analyzer --analyze-deps --diagram-type flowchart
Read file contents:
react-file-analyzer --read-files file1.tsx,file2.tsx --json
Directory tree:
react-file-analyzer --dir-tree . --depth 3 --json
Start server:
react-file-analyzer --serve --port 3000 --token mysecret
All endpoints require Bearer token if set.
For more details, see the source code or run --help.
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A comprehensive NPM package for analyzing React and Next.js files, including dependency graphs, component insights, and project structure visualization.
We found that react-file-analyzer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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