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A CLI tool to analyze Python packages and visualize their structure and dependencies in the terminal.
Package Structure Analysis 📦
Dependency Analysis 🔍
Symbol Usage Tracking 🎯
Flexible Output 📊
pip install codexp
codexp <source_directory> [options]
Arguments:
source_directory Directory containing source code to analyze
Options:
--no-line-info, -n Hide file and line information
--json, -j Output results in JSON format
--help Show help message and exit
# Analyze current directory with visual output
codexp .
# Analyze without line information
codexp ./my_package --no-line-info
# Get JSON output for programmatic use
codexp ./my_package --json > analysis.json
The default output provides a rich terminal visualization with syntax highlighting and tree-style formatting. For programmatic analysis, use the --json
flag to get structured data output.
MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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A CLI tool to analyze Python packages and visualize their structure and dependencies
We found that codexp 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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