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Emerge
Browser-based interactive codebase and dependency visualization tool
Emerge (or emerge-viz) is an interactive code analysis tool to gather insights about source code structure, metrics, dependencies, and complexity of software projects. You can scan the source code of a project, calculate metric results and statistics, generate an interactive web app with graph structures (e.g. a dependency graph or a filesystem graph), and export the results in some file formats. Emerge currently has parsing support for the following languages: C, C++, Groovy, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Kotlin, ObjC, Ruby, Swift, Python, and Go. The structure, coloring, and clustering is calculated and based on the idea of combining a force-directed graph simulation and Louvain modularity. emerge is mainly written in Python 3 and is tested on macOS, Linux, and modern web browsers (i.e., the latest Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge). -
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Scabbard
A tool to visualize Dagger 2 dependency graphs
A tool to visualize and understand your Dagger 2 dependency graph. -
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AndroidStaggeredGrid
Android staggered grid for multiple columns with rows of varying sizes
...It could be modified to support older versions if required. Configurable column count for portrait and landscape orientations. The simplest way to use AndroidStaggeredGrid is to add the library as a gradle aar dependency to your build. As column widths change on orientation change, the grid view expects that all children maintain their own width to height ratio. To assist with this the project includes the DynamicHeightImageView as an example of a view that measures its height based on its width.
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