BirdView

Command-line utilities to gather statistics for the Angular projects.

Installing

Install Rust and Cargo
https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/getting-started/installation.html

# with Cargo
cargo install birdview

# and then
birdview --help

Basic Usage

The commands generate an HTML report and opens in the system default browser:

cd <path-to-project>
birdview inspect . --open

You can also use GitHub repository URLs:

birdview inspect https://github.com/<account>/<repository> --open

Code Inspection

birdview inspect --help

Available Inspectors

• package.json files (--packages)
• unit and e2e tests (--tests)
• angular elements (--angular)
• markdown files (--markdown)

Running web report

birdview inspect <dir> --open

Custom output folder

By default, the data is placed in the working directory. You can change the output folder using the -o or --output-dir parameter.

birdview inspect <dir> --output-dir=cache --open

The output directory should exist prior to running the command

Report

Angular

Provides insights on the Angular elements.

• Modules (*.module.ts)
• Components / Standalone Components (*.component.ts)
• Directives (*.directive.ts)
• Services (*.service.ts)
• Pipes (*.pipe.ts)
• Dialogs (*.dialog.ts)
• quick navigation to the corresponding files on GitHub

Overall statistics:

Standalone component detection:

Tests

Provides insights on the Unit and End-to-End testing.

• stats on the unit tests and test cases (*.spec.ts)
• stats on teh e2e tests and test cases (*.e2e.ts, *.test.ts)
• quick navigation to the corresponding files on GitHub

Packages

Provides insights on the packages and project dependencies.

• all package.json files within the workspace
• all product dependencies
• all development dependencies
• quick navigation to the NPM for a given dependency
• quick navigation for the corresponding files on GitHub

File Types

Provides insights on the file types used in the project