Smart hot-spots detection

Kaizen (改善, "continuous improvement" in Japanese) is a powerful code analysis tool designed to identify and visualize hot-spots in your codebase.

By leveraging Git history and static analysis, Kaizen provides actionable insights to guide your refactoring efforts and improve code quality.

Usage

Project Requirements

Kaizen works only with Node.js projects that use Git for version control.

Running Kaizen

You can simply run Code Kaizen using npx without installing it.

npx code-kaizen

You can configure the path to the repository and the path to the directory where you want to store the artifacts.

npx code-kaizen <path-to-repo> <path-to-artifacts>

• Default path to the repository is the current working directory.
• Default output is 'kaizen' directory in the current working directory.

Installation

If you don't want to use npx, you can install Kaizen globally using npm, yarn, or Homebrew.

Using npm

npm install -g code-kaizen

Using yarn

yarn global add code-kaizen

Using Homebrew

brew tap asafkorem/kaizen
brew install asafkorem/kaizen/code-kaizen

Contributing

I like all contributions, big or small.

If you have a feature request, bug report, or patch, feel free to open an issue or a pull request. You can also find me on Kaizen's server on Discord or at [email protected].