pattern-detector

To detect anti-patterns like God Object or Spaghetti Code, you can scan your codebase to identify problematic structures and receive actionable refactoring recommendations. The analysis flags complex classes and suggests breaking them down into smaller components.

Identifying design patterns in source code involves scanning the codebase for common creational, structural, and behavioral patterns like Singleton, Factory, and Observer. This reveals your current software architecture and highlights where established patterns are already applied.

Yes, you can analyze a specific class to check if it needs refactoring by evaluating its size and complexity. If a class is growing too large, the analysis confirms if it exhibits anti-patterns and offers guidance to improve maintainability.

To get recommendations for refactoring Magic Numbers, scan your code to detect these anti-patterns and generate a detailed report. The report provides actionable advice and best practices to replace hardcoded values with meaningful constants, improving code quality.

Yes, code review for anti-patterns works for analyzing an entire directory at once. You can quickly start an analysis of the current directory to evaluate the overall software architecture and identify both design patterns and problematic code structures across the project.