Project Analyzer

A VS Code extension that analyzes project structure and records terminal activities. This tool is designed to help developers efficiently share project overviews when consulting with AI about coding issues.

Features

1. Project Structure Analysis (projectAnalyzer.generateStructure)

Analyzes the entire project structure and generates detailed documentation.

• Generates project-structure.md in the project's root directory
• Excludes files listed in .gitignore
• Documentation structure includes:
  • Project information (name, version, description)
  • Configuration files content (e.g., package.json)
  • Detailed file structure with:
    • Directory hierarchy using icons (📁 for directories, 📄 for files)
    • For JavaScript (.js), TypeScript (.ts), and Python (.py) files:
      • Import statements
      • Exports
      • Functions
      • Components
      • Methods
      • Classes

Example output structure:

# Workspace Structure

Files listed in .gitignore will be excluded.

## Project Info

- Name: [project name]
- Version: [version]
- Description: [description]

## Configuration Files

[Content of important configuration files]

## File Structure

- 📄 file.ts
  - Imports: [list of imports]
  - Exports: [list of exports]
  - Functions: [list of functions]
  - Components: [list of components]

2. Terminal Activity Logging

A terminal operation logging feature that can be controlled via the "Terminal Log" button in the status bar.

• Records all operations in the active terminal
• Start/stop recording with a single click of the button
• Logs are saved as terminal-history.txt in the project's root directory

Note:

• Some command outputs are not recorded (e.g., node -v, ls, etc.)

Installation

1. Open VS Code
2. Open Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X)
3. Search for "Project Analyzer"
4. Click Install

Or you can use the Quick Open (Ctrl+P) and run:

Usage

Project Structure Analysis

1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P)
2. Select Project Analyzer: Generate Structure
3. project-structure.md will be generated in the root directory

Terminal Logging

1. Click the "Terminal Log" button in the status bar
2. The button will be highlighted while recording
3. Click again to stop recording
4. Logs are saved in terminal-history.txt

Primary Use Cases

• Reference material for AI coding consultations
• Understanding project structure
• Recording and reproducing terminal operations
• Debugging assistance

Contributing

• Bug reports and feature improvement suggestions are welcome on our GitHub Issues page.

License

MIT License

Release Notes

0.0.6

• Changed the default log file name from terminalhistory.txt to terminal-history.txt

0.0.5

• Changed the default log file name from terminal.log to terminalhistory.txt

0.0.4

• Updated installation instructions in documentation

0.0.3

• Added detailed documentation and extension logo

0.0.2

• Added extension logo

0.0.1

• Initial release
• Project structure analysis feature with detailed code analysis
• Terminal logging feature