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I built a tool that visualises GitHub repos as dependency graphs
- lucyb0207 7mo ago[dead]
- lucyb0207 7mo agoBuilt this as a way to understand codebases visually instead of constantly jumping through files. It works by cloning a GitHub repo, parsing JS/TS files with an AST (Babel), and building a graph of import relationships which is then rendered interactively in the browser. It’s still early and mainly focused on JS/TS support right now, but I’m planning to expand it and improve scaling for larger repos. Would really appreciate feedback — especially on usability and how it holds up on bigger projects.
- lucyb0207 7mo agoBuilt this as a way to understand codebases visually instead of constantly jumping through files. It works by cloning a GitHub repo, parsing JS/TS files with an AST (Babel), and building a graph of import relationships which is then rendered interactively in the browser. It’s still early and mainly focused on JS/TS support right now, but I’m planning to expand it and improve scaling for larger repos. Would really appreciate feedback — especially on usability and how it holds up on bigger projects.