First Analysis

Now that Code Analyzer is installed, let’s run your first analysis.

Run the command

npx @kundan_gosavi/codesync

You can also analyze a specific folder:

codesync ./src

What happens next?

When you run the command, Code Analyzer will:

• Scan your project files
• Parse JavaScript/TypeScript code
• Build a dependency graph
• Detect unused files and complexity
• Show short summery of project

Open the dashboard

After analysis completes, you’ll can run:

codesync dashboard

This will opens a dashboard in browser

http://localhost:5173

What you’ll see

Dependency Graph

• Each file is a node
• Imports are connections
• Visualize how your code is structured

Impact Analysis

• Click a file to see what it affects
• Understand ripple effects before changes

Complexity Insights

• Identify deeply connected or risky files
• Focus on areas that matter

Try this

To understand your codebase better:

• Click on a core file (like index.js or App.tsx)
• Follow its dependencies
• Identify heavily connected modules

Common mistakes

• Running outside project root
• Analyzing empty or invalid directories
• Ignoring dashboard (this is where real value is)