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I haven't looked very hard, but `pip install codegraph` didn't result in a codegraph command anywhere. (This was macos, using a Python 3.8 venv.) Digging aroun
by adamc 4y ago
I haven't looked very hard, but `pip install codegraph` didn't result in a codegraph command anywhere. (This was macos, using a Python 3.8 venv.)
Digging around a bit found a 'cg' command, which seems to be codegraph (based on the --help output). Didn't show anything interesting for a Django app, though... I'm guessing it couldn't really follow what manage.py was doing?
Anyhow, if 'cg' is the command, might want to update the docs.
- sargstuff 4y agoREADME for codequery[0]outlines an overview of tool set to go from source code to visualization. (although, not as a generate live updates per editor changes) [0] : https://github.com/ruben2020/codequery https://github.com/ruben2020/codequery