CodeGraphy enhances files connections inside VSCode and allows for birds eye views of each repository. It helps you to visualize code hierarchy at a glance, seamlessly navigate and explore your file hierarchy, gain valuable insights via a force based node graph UI, and more.
CodeGraphy is an open-source extension for Visual Studio Code.
Simply CodeGraphy helps you better understand file connections. With its force-based graph you can get a completely different view of the architecture of your codebase and make quick informed decisions about where your code is "knotted" in the graph.
Development for V2 is underway. This involves some large scale changes so its been completely rewritten from the ground up and will perform much better, with many additional features. Feel free to track its progress here: https://github.com/joesobo/CodeGraphyV2
Install CodeGraphy for VSCode
CodeGraphy's main feature is its ability to display the file hierarchy within the current directory and the connections within the files of the directory.
- Ability to open files directly from CodeGraphy
- Can change the style of the force-based graph
- Displays connections between files
To color of nodes and selected node of the graph add these configurations to your settings.json. You can also blacklist any files or folders you want ignored. These can be manually editted from the Config section of the extension.
"codegraphy.selectedColor": "#fff",
"codegraphy.nodeSettings": [
{
"extension": ".js",
"color": "#4985be"
},
{
"extension": ".ts",
"color": "#eac73e"
},
{
"extension": ".vue",
"color": "#74cc4b"
},
{
"extension": ".json",
"color": "#dc6844"
}
],
"codegraphy.blacklist": [
".spec.",
".vscode",
".git",
".github",
"node_modules",
"dist",
],
This extension is still a work in progress. It is subject to major changes still.
- Does not include custom relative pathing (Ex:
@/file/to/path.js)
Contributions are always welcome for CodeGraphy! Please make sure to read the Contributing Guide before making a pull request.
Copyright (c) 2022-present, Joe Soboleski