codebase-scanner

To inventory a codebase for technology stack analysis, run the scanner on your project's root directory to traverse the file tree and parse configuration files, generating a comprehensive technology stack report.

Codebase inventory is the process of identifying programming languages, frameworks, and toolchain components in a project. You need it for technical debt management to understand existing infrastructure before any migration begins.

Yes, you can detect programming languages and build tools with zero assessment. The scanner identifies package managers, bundlers, and compilers by parsing configuration files directly from the source code.

The codebase analysis works with any project structure by documenting file extensions, directory conventions, and entry points. It requires file tree traversal to accurately map the technology footprint.

The best way to identify frameworks and toolchain components in a legacy application is running an unbiased source code scan. It lists package managers and compilers to provide a clear picture of technology interdependencies.

No external dependencies are required to generate a technology stack report. The scanner operates independently to inventory your project's technology footprint and outputs the results to a markdown file.