architecture-map

You can generate a Mermaid diagram by analyzing a TypeScript codebase's entry points, module structures, and import graphs to automatically produce visual architecture diagrams of module relationships and system components.

Detecting circular dependencies in a Node.js project involves analyzing the import graph and module structures to identify circular import chains, report layer violations, and visualize these architectural issues within a generated diagram.

Yes, this architecture mapping approach supports framework-specific patterns for NestJS, Next.js, Express, and Fastify by parsing their unique conventions to build a complete and accurate dependency graph for your codebase.

Yes, you can assess codebase health by identifying presentation, application, domain, and infrastructure layers to report violations, detect circular dependencies, and provide metrics on coupling and orphan modules.

The best way to visualize module relationships and external services in Node.js is to generate Mermaid diagrams that illustrate system components by parsing import graphs, tsconfig path aliases, and framework-specific patterns.

No, you do not need to manually specify entry points for code analysis because the process automatically locates main files such as the package.json main field, src/index.ts, or framework-specific sources.