How much you are complecting your code?

Complect what? Rich Hickey explain us what it means to complect your software.

This is a tool that intents to help you uncomplect your software relationship by giving you an indication of which entities show a large amount of dependencies & how they might be intertwined.

It is also a great way to learn about a project you might have recently joined or for open sourced projects you might be digging into.

Requirements

Xcode 12.0 or higher
Project to be scanned has to be compiled at least once (its derived data needs to be there)
Use default location for derived data

How to use the tool

Jump into the repo folder & open Uncomplect-us.xcworkspace with Xcode
Let SPM fetch & resolve deps (takes a minute or two)
Select the Mac-App target & run
Enjoy!

Executing the binary

Alternatively, download & run the binary directly from here

Sample usage

Enter your project/target name

e.g. Backend

Wait while your project is being scanned

Please note there's no trackers of any sort sending data anywhere. Everything is local.

See an overview of the project status

including paths from files being scanned, largest dependency, and more.

You can filter results using the search field

Tap on any item to see its dependencies

Motivation

I found this unmaintained project a while ago & it became really useful for the problem I was facing back then. As I thought many of us run into the same issue, I decided to build a Mac app for it in Swift (powered by SwiftUI + Redux).

The visual representation will likely change a lot during the time to come, as a result of experimentation & feedback.

Thurman1776-/Uncomplect-us