code-to-chart

To visualize code dependencies, this tool extracts static imports across Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, and Java from a root path and renders them as Mermaid architecture diagrams, automatically excluding common build directories.

Yes, generating Mermaid diagrams supports architecture diagrams for module-level dependencies, flowcharts for file-level import chains, and org charts for depicting directory and file structure across the analyzed codebase.

The code dependency analyzer outputs Mermaid text by default, and can also output SVG format when the Mermaid CLI is installed locally on your system, allowing direct visual rendering of the generated diagrams.

The best way to analyze static import dependencies across Python and Go is using built-in parsers that trace imports from a single root path. It respects a configurable file limit to manage analysis scope on large codebases.

Assess codebase coupling for architecture reviews by generating module-level architecture diagrams from extracted static imports. This reveals how modules depend on each other, simplifying structural communication and onboarding.

A limitation when visualizing code dependencies for large repositories is the configurable file limit, which caps the number of files analyzed. The tool also excludes common build directories to manage scope but may not capture dynamic imports.