Update Analysis View Mockup with detailed issue listing format

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This PR updates the ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md file to match the requested format with more detailed and structured issue reporting. The updated mockup includes:

Key Changes

1. Restructured Overall Statistics - Simplified format showing file counts by language and total lines of code

2. Enhanced Most Important Files Section - Lists main entry points with their input/output specifications and flow diagrams

3. Detailed Project Tree Structure - Includes file counts, class counts, and line numbers for better context

4. Comprehensive Issue Listing - Added a new section that lists all issues individually with clear numbering:

   ISSUES: 172
   1. "Unused import 'os' in src/core/processor.py line 3"
   2. "Unused import 'json' in src/utils/helpers.py line 5"
   ...
   172. "Duplicate code block in src/utils/exporters.py (lines 120-137)"
   

5. Categorized Issues Section - Maintained the categorized view of issues for better organization:

   • Unused imports with specific file locations and import names
   • Unused functions with their locations
   • Unused classes with their locations
   • Duplicate code blocks with actual code snippets
   • Function call issues with specific error types
   • Parameter analysis with detailed issue descriptions
   • Interface implementation issues with specific component problems

6. Removed Complexity as an Issue - As requested, complexity metrics are no longer treated as issues in the report

7. Structured Visualization Types - Hierarchical selection system for visualizations:

   • First select visualization type (hierarchy, dependency, flow)
   • Then select specific visualization (call hierarchy, symbol hierarchy, etc.)
   • Finally select specific parameters (file, class, method)

8. Added Suggested Views - Recommendations for:

   • Essential Data Context Preview - Dashboard-style overview
   • Full Specific Issues View - Detailed issue browser with context

This updated mockup provides a more comprehensive and structured view of how the analysis results would be presented, making it easier to understand the codebase structure and identify issues.

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Summary by Sourcery

Update the Analysis View Mockup to provide a comprehensive and structured representation of code analysis results, including detailed issue reporting, project structure visualization, and suggested views for better code understanding.

New Features:

• Comprehensive issue listing with individual issue details
• Structured visualization types for code hierarchy and dependencies
• Suggested views for essential data context and detailed issue browsing

Enhancements:

• Simplified overall statistics format
• Enhanced project tree structure with file and class context
• Categorized issues with detailed breakdown
• Removed complexity metrics from issues

Documentation:

• Created detailed mockup document for Codegen SDK Analysis View
• Added sections for overall statistics, important files, project structure, and issue reporting

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PR Type

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Description

• Added comprehensive analysis view mockup for Codegen SDK.

• Detailed code quality issue listing and categorization.

• Enhanced project structure and entry point flow visualization.

• Suggested dashboard and issue browser UI layouts.

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Documentation

ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md Add comprehensive analysis view mockup documentation          ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md Created a new markdown file with a full mockup of the Codegen SDK analysis view. Included overall statistics, important files, and entry point flow diagrams. Provided a detailed project tree structure with class/function/line breakdowns. Listed all code quality issues individually and in categorized sections. Outlined visualization types and recommended UI views for dashboard and issue browsing. +282/-0

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What change is being made?

Add a comprehensive analysis view mockup to the ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md file, detailing overall statistics, important files, project structure, issue listings, categorization, visualizations, and suggested views.

Why are these changes being made?

These changes are made to provide a clear framework for understanding codebase analysis when using the Codegen SDK, allowing users to quickly identify code quality issues, understand the architecture, and visualize dependencies and data flow, facilitating effective maintenance and enhancements.

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This pull request introduces a new Markdown file, ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md, which defines a detailed mockup for a codebase analysis view. The mockup uses structured Markdown sections with code blocks to illustrate how analysis results, including statistics, important files, project structure, issues, and visualizations, would be presented.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added a new mockup file defining a structured analysis view.	Created ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md with sections for statistics, important files/flow, project tree, and visualization types. Implemented two issue reporting formats: a comprehensive flat list and detailed categorized lists. Removed complexity metrics from the issue categories. Included descriptions for suggested dashboard and detailed issue browser views.	ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Inconsistent Formatting The code blocks in the mockup use inconsistent formatting styles. Some sections use triple backticks with language specification while others don't specify the language, which could affect syntax highlighting in the rendered markdown. ------ Overall statistics Total Files: 324 Python: 187 (57.7%) JavaScript: 98 (30.2%) TypeScript: 39 (12.0%) Total Lines of Code: 45,892 Incomplete Information The mockup shows truncated issue listings (jumping from issue #13 to codegen-sh#172) without indicating how the intermediate issues would be displayed or paginated in the actual interface. 13. "Interface implementation issue: incorrect signature for method 'query' in src/data/storage/sql.py - class SQLStorage" ... 172. "Duplicate code block in src/utils/exporters.py (lines 120-137) matches src/utils/formatters.py (lines 78-95)"

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Latest suggestions up to 7de4eba
Explore these optional code suggestions:

Category	Suggestion	Impact
Possible issue	Fix inconsistent information The listing of unused functions contains inconsistent formatting and contradicts other parts of the mockup. The process_data function is listed as unused but was previously identified as a main entry point. Standardize the format and ensure consistency with the rest of the document. ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md [112-114] -- src/utils/validator.py - class TestProcessor - Unused = method validate -- src/utils/formatter.py - transform_output -- src/core/transformer.py - process_data +- src/utils/validator.py - function validate +- src/utils/formatter.py - function transform_output +- src/core/legacy/transformer.py - function process_legacy_data Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies inconsistent formatting in the list of unused functions and a potential contradiction where process_data is listed as unused despite being mentioned as an entry point earlier. Applying the suggestion improves the clarity and internal consistency of the mockup document.	Low
	Prevent infinite recursion The code example for duplicate code blocks contains a recursive call to format_output without proper base case handling, which could lead to infinite recursion with deeply nested dictionaries. Add a depth limit or cycle detection to prevent stack overflow. ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md [127-141] 1. src/utils/formatter.py (lines 45-67) and src/utils/transformer.py (lines 112-134) ```python - def format_output(data, options=None): + def format_output(data, options=None, depth=0): if options is None: options = {} + if depth > 100 or not isinstance(data, dict): # Prevent infinite recursion + return data result = {} for key, value in data.items(): if isinstance(value, dict): - result[key] = format_output(value, options) + result[key] = format_output(value, options, depth+1) elif isinstance(value, list): - result[key] = [format_output(item, options) if isinstance(item, dict) else item for item in value] + result[key] = [format_output(item, options, depth+1) if isinstance(item, dict) else item for item in value] else: result[key] = value return result ``` Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: The suggestion correctly points out that the example Python code for format_output lacks protection against potential infinite recursion (e.g., from cyclical data structures). Adding a depth limit, as shown in the improved_code, makes the example code more robust and demonstrates better practice within the mockup.	Low
General	Standardize formatting The format for listing unused classes is inconsistent with other sections and contains redundant "Unused =" text. This makes the mockup less clear and could confuse users. Standardize the format to match other sections. ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md [118-122] Unused Classes: 12 -- src/utils/validator.py - Unused = class TestProcessor -- src/utils/validator.py - Unused = class TestExample -- src/models/deprecated/user_v1.py - Unused = class UserV1 -- src/core/legacy/processor_old.py - Unused = class OldProcessor +- src/utils/validator.py - class TestProcessor +- src/utils/validator.py - class TestExample +- src/models/deprecated/user_v1.py - class UserV1 +- src/core/legacy/processor_old.py - class OldProcessor Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies inconsistent formatting (redundant "Unused =") in the list of unused classes compared to other sections. Standardizing the format improves the overall readability and consistency of the mockup document, although the impact is minor.	Low
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Suggestions up to commit 7de4eba

Category	Suggestion	Impact
General	Improve issue descriptions The issue descriptions are too generic and lack actionable context. Enhance them by including the full import statement and suggesting why it might be unused. This provides developers with more context to make informed decisions about removing imports. ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md [83-85] -1. "Unused import 'os' in src/core/processor.py line 3" -2. "Unused import 'json' in src/utils/helpers.py line 5" -3. "Unused import 'datetime' in src/api/models.py line 8" +1. "Unused import 'os' in src/core/processor.py line 3: `import os` - Consider removing if not used for file operations" +2. "Unused import 'json' in src/utils/helpers.py line 5: `import json` - Consider removing if JSON parsing is handled elsewhere" +3. "Unused import 'datetime' in src/api/models.py line 8: `from datetime import datetime` - Consider removing if date handling is not needed" Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: The suggestion proposes enhancing the example issue descriptions in the mockup document by adding more context (the import statement and potential reason for being unused). This improves the clarity and usefulness of the proposed report format presented in the mockup. The existing_code and improved_code align with the suggestion and the file content.	Low
	Standardize issue reporting format The unused functions section lacks consistency in format and critical information. Include line numbers and standardize the presentation format to match other sections. This makes it easier for developers to locate and evaluate these issues. ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md [111-116] Unused Functions: 45 -- src/utils/validator.py - class TestProcessor - Unused = method validate -- src/utils/formatter.py - transform_output -- src/core/transformer.py - process_data -- src/api/helpers.py - generate_response_headers -- src/models/base.py - to_dict +- src/utils/validator.py - class TestProcessor - method validate (lines 17-42) +- src/utils/formatter.py - function transform_output (lines 67-89) +- src/core/transformer.py - function process_data (lines 32-78) +- src/api/helpers.py - function generate_response_headers (lines 45-60) +- src/models/base.py - method to_dict (lines 28-35) Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: The suggestion correctly points out the inconsistent format in the 'Unused Functions' section of the mockup compared to other sections (e.g., lack of line numbers). Standardizing the format, as shown in the improved_code, enhances the consistency and readability of the example report within the mockup document.	Low
	Fix percentage calculations The percentage calculation for unused imports appears incorrect. The mockup shows "134 (7.1%) / 1,876" which doesn't match mathematically (134/1876 = 7.14%). Ensure all percentage calculations are accurate throughout the document for consistency and reliability. ANALYSIS_VIEW_MOCKUP.md [103-109] ------------------------------------------ -Unused Imports: 134 (7.1%) / 1,876 +Unused Imports: 134 (7.1%) / 1,876 total imports List Filenames and imports: - src/core/processor.py: from datetime import datetime, timedelta (timedelta unused) - src/utils/validator.py: import json, yaml, toml (toml unused) - src/api/routes.py: from fastapi import FastAPI, Request, Response, HTTPException (Response unused) - src/models/user.py: from typing import List, Dict, Optional, Union, Any (Union, Any unused) Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a minor rounding difference (7.14% vs 7.1%) in the example data within the mockup. While mathematically accurate, the impact on the mockup's quality is minimal. The improved_code only adds clarifying text ("total imports") rather than correcting the percentage itself, slightly mismatching the suggestion's core point about calculation accuracy.	Low