project-analyzer

To generate documentation for a Java Spring Boot project, you need to analyze the project structure and configuration files. This process maps modules and dependencies, detects frameworks and databases, and produces end-to-end architectural documentation for onboarding.

Yes, you can analyze a multi-module Maven or Gradle project structure. The static code analysis reads build files like pom.xml or build.gradle to detect internal SDK usage, map dependencies, and output a clear architectural structure.

The best way to onboard new developers to an existing Java codebase is to generate comprehensive architectural documentation. Analyzing source files and application.yml configurations detects the technology stack, providing a reproducible context for knowledge transfer.

Static code analysis detects the technology stack in a Java project by reading source files and configurations like pom.xml and application.yml. It identifies frameworks, Spring Boot versions, data access layers, and databases to map the full architecture.

Yes, this project analysis works with single-repo Java applications as well as multi-module projects. It parses build files and configurations to generate module documentation and detect the technology stack for AI-assisted development context.

You need to analyze pom.xml and application.yml files for Java project documentation to accurately detect the technology stack. These configuration files reveal framework versions, database connections, and internal SDK usage required to map the architecture.