A code dependency analysis and visualization platform that helps developers understand, audit, and optimize their codebase architecture through interactive visualizations and automated analysis.

• Deno v2.3.5+
• Docker

1. Setup Stripe objects

   Create a Stripe account and set up the required Stripe objects (products, prices, and meters). You can use the convenience script at packages/core/src/stripe/scripts/createObjects.ts.

   Run the script and follow the prompts - it will create all the necessary objects and output their IDs which you'll need for the next step.

2. Create .env file

   Copy .env.example content into a .env file and fill in the missing variables.

3. Start services

   # database
   deno task db:docker
   deno task db:migrate
   
   # Terminal 1: stripe CLI to forward webhook to the API
   deno task stripe:forward
   
   # Terminal 2: Fake gcs bucket
   deno task bucket:mock
   
   # Terminal 3: API
   deno task dev:core
   
   # Terminal 4: APP
   deno task dev:app

Before running the test, you need:

# mock stripe API
deno task stripe:mock

# mock gcs bucker
deno task bucket:mock

# then run the test
deno task test

• Dependency Visualization: Interactive graphs showing file and symbol-level dependencies
• Code Metrics: Cyclomatic complexity, line counts, dependency analysis
• Audit Reports: Automated detection of code quality issues
• Multi-level Analysis: Project, file, and symbol-level insights

• @stackcore/core: Backend API (Deno + Oak)
• @stackcore/app: Frontend (React + Cytoscape.js)

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