Welcome to the GraphLens Community! 🌀

[fosfor15]

Hi there! We are glad to have you here.

GraphLens is a tool that gives developers the freedom to explore and analyze Angular projects through the synergy of the framework and VS Code. Beyond being a utility, it is an instrument for transforming the entropy of complex systems into a clear and cognitively accessible form. We believe that visualizing structure and architecture is the key to conscious and high-quality development. The core pillars of our vision are outlined in the Core Philosophy.

While the GraphLens codebase remains proprietary to ensure the precise implementation of its core philosophy, its evolution is a collective journey. Products do not exist without their users, and your involvement determines which horizons we will open next.

How things work here:

• Ideas & RFCs 💡: This is where we design the future. If you have ideas for improving visualization or connection logic, start a discussion. We especially value conceptual proposals.
• Q&A & Support 🛠️: Have questions about setup or features? The community and the author are here to help.
• General 🗨️: A space for thoughts on architecture, Angular, and how visual analysis changes your coding perspective.

Before starting a new topic, please take a look at our Contribution rules. We always welcome Pull Requests for documentation and your bug reports in the Issues section.

Where to start?

Simply tell us what helps you in GraphLens right now and what you feel is missing. As an example of how we shape the tool's evolution, check out my recent Feature request Persistent node positions.

Soon, we will post the first RFC in the Ideas & RFCs section regarding tab naming and ways to represent various Angular entities on a single graph. To make sure you don't miss the discussion, you can subscribe to repository updates (click Watch → Custom → Discussions).

Let’s push the boundaries! Spiral out! 🌀🚀

[fosfor15]

Hello everyone! 👋

The RFCs are posted at the [RFC] Naming the Graph Tabs and [RFC] Entity Logos for Better Visual Distinction.

[AstroKitty15]

Great tool! Thanks for the work!