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CodeAtlas
Hey everyone 👋 I built CodeAtlas because I kept getting lost in unfamiliar codebases — jumping between files, trying to understand how everything connects. So I thought: what if you could see a codebase instead? CodeAtlas turns a GitHub repo into an interactive graph of file dependencies. You can explore how files are connected, click into them, and get a visual sense of the structure instead...
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Hey everyone 👋 I built CodeAtlas because I kept getting lost in unfamiliar codebases — jumping between files, trying to understand how everything connects. So I thought: what if you could see a codebase instead? CodeAtlas turns a GitHub repo into an interactive graph of file dependencies. You can explore how files are connected, click into them, and get a visual sense of the structure instead...
CodeAtlasSee your GitHub repo as a living dependency graph
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Thanks for checking out CodeAtlas 🙌 I built this because I was tired of jumping through huge codebases trying to understand how everything connects. Instead of just showing folders or static diagrams, CodeAtlas parses real import relationships and turns them into an interactive graph you can actually explore. It’s still early, but I’m actively improving it and would love feedback on: UI/UX...
CodeAtlasSee your GitHub repo as a living dependency graph
CodeAtlas turns any GitHub repository into an interactive dependency graph by analysing real import relationships using AST parsing. Instead of static folder trees or basic diagrams, it lets developers explore codebases visually by clicking through connected files, making it easier to understand how large projects are structured and how different parts of the system relate to each other. Currently supports JavaScript and TypeScript projects, with plans to expand to more languages.
CodeAtlasSee your GitHub repo as a living dependency graph