Performs deep analysis and pattern recognition across codebases. Identifies trends, patterns, and insights. Use for comprehensive code analysis and pattern discovery.
Performs deep codebase analysis to identify complexity hotspots, design patterns, and anti-patterns. Use when you need comprehensive insights into code quality, dependencies, and technical debt across your entire project.
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class ComplexityAnalyzer:
def analyze_codebase(self, directory):
"""Comprehensive complexity analysis."""
results = {
"cyclomatic_complexity": {},
"cognitive_complexity": {},
"nesting_depth": {},
"lines_of_code": {},
"dependencies": {},
}
for file in walk_directory(directory):
ast_tree = parse_file(file)
results["cyclomatic_complexity"][file] = self.calculate_cyclomatic(ast_tree)
results["cognitive_complexity"][file] = self.calculate_cognitive(ast_tree)
results["nesting_depth"][file] = self.calculate_max_nesting(ast_tree)
results["lines_of_code"][file] = self.count_lines(file)
results["dependencies"][file] = self.extract_dependencies(ast_tree)
return self.generate_report(results)
def identify_hotspots(self, results):
"""Identify problematic areas."""
hotspots = []
for file, complexity in results["cyclomatic_complexity"].items():
if complexity > 10: # High complexity threshold
hotspots.append(
{
"file": file,
"type": "high_complexity",
"severity": "high" if complexity > 20 else "medium",
"value": complexity,
"recommendation": "Consider breaking down into smaller functions",
}
)
return sorted(hotspots, key=lambda x: x["value"], reverse=True)
def detect_design_patterns(codebase):
"""Identify design patterns in use."""
patterns = {
"singleton": detect_singleton_pattern,
"factory": detect_factory_pattern,
"observer": detect_observer_pattern,
"strategy": detect_strategy_pattern,
"decorator": detect_decorator_pattern,
"repository": detect_repository_pattern,
}
findings = {}
for pattern_name, detector in patterns.items():
instances = detector(codebase)
if instances:
findings[pattern_name] = {
"count": len(instances),
"locations": instances,
"usage_analysis": analyze_pattern_usage(instances),
}
return findings
def detect_anti_patterns(codebase):
"""Identify anti-patterns and code smells."""
anti_patterns = []
# God Class detection
for class_def in find_classes(codebase):
if count_methods(class_def) > 20:
anti_patterns.append(
{
"type": "god_class",
"location": class_def.location,
"metrics": {
"methods": count_methods(class_def),
"lines": count_lines(class_def),
},
}
)
# Long Method detection
for method in find_methods(codebase):
if count_lines(method) > 50:
anti_patterns.append(
{
"type": "long_method",
"location": method.location,
"lines": count_lines(method),
}
)
return anti_patterns
class DependencyAnalyzer:
def analyze_dependencies(self, project_root):
"""Analyze project dependencies."""
dependency_graph = nx.DiGraph()
# Build dependency graph
for module in find_modules(project_root):
for import_stmt in module.imports:
dependency_graph.add_edge(module.name, import_stmt.module)
analysis = {
"circular_dependencies": self.find_circular_deps(dependency_graph),
"coupling_metrics": self.calculate_coupling(dependency_graph),
"stability_metrics": self.calculate_stability(dependency_graph),
"abstraction_metrics": self.calculate_abstraction(dependency_graph),
}
return analysis
def find_circular_deps(self, graph):
"""Detect circular dependencies."""
cycles = list(nx.simple_cycles(graph))
return [
{
"cycle": cycle,
"severity": self.assess_cycle_severity(cycle),
"recommendation": self.suggest_breaking_strategy(cycle),
}
for cycle in cycles
]
File Quality Heatmap (Red = Poor, Green = Good)
src/
├─ controllers/
│ ├─ auth.js ████ Complexity: 15, Coverage: 95%
│ ├─ user.js ████ Complexity: 8, Coverage: 88%
│ └─ payment.js ████ Complexity: 25, Coverage: 72% ⚠️
├─ services/
│ ├─ email.js ████ Complexity: 5, Coverage: 100%
│ ├─ database.js ████ Complexity: 12, Coverage: 85%
│ └─ cache.js ████ Complexity: 7, Coverage: 92%
└─ utils/
├─ validation.js ████ Complexity: 3, Coverage: 100%
└─ helpers.js ████ Complexity: 22, Coverage: 65% ⚠️
def analyze_code_trends(git_repo, metrics):
"""Analyze how code metrics change over time."""
trends = defaultdict(list)
for commit in git_repo.iter_commits("main", max_count=100):
git_repo.git.checkout(commit)
for metric_name, metric_func in metrics.items():
value = metric_func()
trends[metric_name].append(
{
"commit": commit.hexsha,
"date": commit.committed_datetime,
"value": value,
"author": commit.author.name,
}
)
# Analyze trends
analysis = {}
for metric, history in trends.items():
values = [h["value"] for h in history]
analysis[metric] = {
"current": values[0],
"average": statistics.mean(values),
"trend": "improving" if values[0] < values[-1] else "degrading",
"volatility": statistics.stdev(values),
}
return analysis
# Codebase Analysis Report
## Overview
- **Total Files:** 245
- **Lines of Code:** 34,567
- **Test Coverage:** 82%
- **Technical Debt:** 125 hours
## Quality Metrics
| Metric | Value | Status | Trend |
| --------------------------- | ----- | --------- | ----------- |
| Cyclomatic Complexity (avg) | 7.2 | ✓ Good | ↓ Improving |
| Code Duplication | 8% | ⚠ Warning | → Stable |
| Test Coverage | 82% | ✓ Good | ↑ Improving |
| Documentation Coverage | 65% | ⚠ Warning | ↑ Improving |
## Top Issues
1. **High Complexity Files** (5 files)
- payment/processor.js (CC: 45)
- auth/validator.js (CC: 32)
2. **Duplicated Code** (12 instances)
- Error handling logic repeated
- Validation functions duplicated
3. **Missing Tests** (8 modules)
- utils/crypto.js (0% coverage)
- services/email.js (45% coverage)
## Patterns Detected
- **Design Patterns:** Factory (5), Observer (3), Repository (8)
- **Anti-Patterns:** God Class (2), Long Method (7)
## Recommendations
1. Refactor high-complexity modules
2. Extract common error handling
3. Increase test coverage to 90%
4. Document public APIs
Dependency Analysis:
Core Dependencies:
- express (4.18.0) - Web framework
- postgres (14.0) - Database
- redis (4.0) - Caching
Dependency Health:
✓ 42 dependencies up-to-date
⚠ 5 dependencies outdated (minor)
✗ 2 dependencies outdated (major)
🔒 1 security vulnerability (high)
Circular Dependencies Found: 3
1. UserService ↔ AuthService
2. OrderService ↔ PaymentService ↔ NotificationService
3. CacheManager ↔ DatabaseManager
Coupling Analysis:
- Afferent Coupling (avg): 3.2
- Efferent Coupling (avg): 4.1
- Instability: 0.56
- Abstractness: 0.23
def analyze_cohesion(module):
"""Analyze module cohesion."""
methods = extract_methods(module)
attributes = extract_attributes(module)
# Calculate LCOM (Lack of Cohesion of Methods)
method_attribute_usage = {}
for method in methods:
used_attrs = find_used_attributes(method, attributes)
method_attribute_usage[method] = used_attrs
# Methods that share no attributes
disjoint_pairs = 0
connected_pairs = 0
for m1, m2 in combinations(methods, 2):
if method_attribute_usage[m1] & method_attribute_usage[m2]:
connected_pairs += 1
else:
disjoint_pairs += 1
lcom = max(0, disjoint_pairs - connected_pairs)
return {
"lcom": lcom,
"cohesion_level": "low" if lcom > 10 else "high",
"recommendation": suggest_cohesion_improvements(lcom, module),
}
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