ts-morph-analyze

To summarize TypeScript class and interface definitions, run the analysis script targeting your TS files and tsconfig.json. It uses ts-morph to parse sources and print concise API signatures, including optional private and protected visibility.

Yes, you can display inheritance hierarchies and implemented interfaces across a directory by applying the analyzer to your TypeScript sources. It processes multiple files to map out structural relationships and type information.

Yes, extracting TypeScript type exports requires a tsconfig.json file along with target TS files and the ts-morph library. The tsconfig.json is necessary for the parser to correctly resolve paths and generate API signatures.

The best way to analyze TypeScript code structure for public APIs is using ts-morph to parse the source files. It reveals exports and inheritance relationships, showing signatures without implementations for quick comprehension.

Yes, a limitation is that summarizing TypeScript files requires the ts-morph library and typescript dependencies. Without them, the analyzer cannot parse the TypeScript sources to generate the succinct API signatures.