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Visualizing Code Stats
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- Teddy Xinyuan Chen
I made some tools that uses AST to get the source for symbols, tokei, and plotly to visualize the code stats.
Example: https://github.com/tddschn/questdb-rest#code-stats
They're not made for a small codebase like questdb-rest, but for my personal projects for 40k+ lines of Python and growing.
As my codebase grows, it gets harder to get a sense of where the long chunks of code is located (because there are so many 800 line long functions).
QuestDB-Rest v3.0.3
LOC by file
With tokei.
Full screen: https://g.teddysc.me/511ceb311b59770268a709a589ce4fef
Token count by function
With AST & tiktoken.
Full screen: https://g.teddysc.me/5c5532cb807d1af05e8f94a100d5d758
This shows how complex the create-or-replace-table-from-query subcommand is.
Function LOC Sunburst Chart
With AST.
Full screen: https://g.teddysc.me/4b237bf675c319dabe99cf7edb6f79e2
You can click on the middle layer to expand, like this:
__init__py