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sg-gui

v0.1.3

Published

This repo is still in early days, but its goal is to provide a GUI on top of [the amazing ast-grep](https://ast-grep.github.io/).

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Keywords

ast-grepstructural-searchcodedevtools

Readme

SG GUI

This repo is still in early days, but its goal is to provide a GUI on top of the amazing ast-grep.

Screenshot

It aims to expose as much of the sg scan functionality from AST-GREP as possible but display results in a beautiful web GUI that's easy to use and allow for easy experimentation with rewrites (that can be applied one "chunk" at a time).

Installation and Usage

SG GUI requires AST-GREP to be installed and accessible via sg. You can find installation instructions here, but if you're on a Mac and using homebrew it's as simple as:

brew install ast-grep

Then, assuming you have Node >= 18 installed, you can simply run:

npx sg-gui

from the root of the directory you want to scan. This will start a server on localhost:6169 that you can access in your browser. Use a --port flag to specify a different port, e.g. npx sg-gui --port 3333.

FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS

  • [ ] Character diffs, showing which characters in line changed. (E.g. whitespace changes sg seems to randomly pick up)
  • [ ] View full file diff – similar code diff logic, just grab whole file contents and do the diff.
  • [ ] Infer the language from glob