RigVe transforms complex code into visually stunning diagrams that are not just easy to understand but also a delight to look at. Whether you’re debugging, presenting, or exploring your code, RigVe turns every line into a work of art. 🎨
In the modern era of software development, understanding the intricate flow of code is essential. RigVe bridges the gap between abstract code and intuitive design by converting your code into meaningful, colorful diagrams that speak volumes at a glance.
This diagram explains about the function and its function calls to the file definiton is available recursively
This will explains abot the function using NSD symbols and colors for similar colors for the same group symbols
This diagram show the header files included recursively
In a world where a picture is worth a thousand words, RigVe takes it a step further—turning your code into a visual narrative that’s easy to understand, analyze, and share. Uncover patterns, identify bottlenecks, and streamline your development process with the power of visualization.
Transform complex code structures into clear, visually engaging diagrams.
Not just static images, The diagrams allow you to interact, explore, and delve deeper into your code’s architecture.
Works effortlessly with your existing codebase, with plans to support multiple languages.
Whether you’re a developer, a project manager, or an educator, RigVe offers value by simplifying code comprehension, making it easier to present complex ideas with simple visuals, or teaching programming concepts in an engaging way.
- Nassi–Shneiderman Diagram
- Support all symbols from NSD
- Special symbols to support goto
- Onclick code navigation
- Pre-processing the Macros
- Support for conditional compilation switch
- Sequence Diagram
- Showing direct function calls
- Layout design
- Layout for direct calls
- Layout for on-click function calls
- Pre-processing
- On-click code navigation
- Pointer function call
- Dependency Diagram
- On-demand dependency expansion
- Duplicate dependency name management
- Interface design corrections
- On-click code navigation
- C
- Java
- C++
- Rust
Note: Will consider other languages too.
The installation process for this release is not optimized. Please follow the steps below:
- Download and install Node.js for your OS.
- Get the Zip file for your OS from the Releases.
- Extract the Zip file and store it in any directory with executable permissions.
- Install the RigVe VS Code plugin from the marketplace.
- When ready, execute the run script in the folder.
Since this release is completely portable, there’s no need to install or have special permissions.
For more details, please refer to the full Documentation (yet to be started). Untill then follow video the channel in YOUTUBE 📹
This release is meant for review purposes. You may review it on your YouTube channel, share your opinions on social media, or any other platform you wish. Current release of the tool will work with C Language projects. You may use it in your project, as the tool is in a pre-alpha state. Take a backup of your project’s source code and use the tool to better understand your code.
This tool is not designed to collect data such as diagnostics, test results, crash reports, or personal identification. In other words, it should work on a local network of the computer. Connecting to the internet is considered tampering or may indicate a bug—please report issues in the repo. Rest assured, all your data is processed in your personal environment safely. In windows OS it may ask the network permissions but don't worry, It happens becuse the tool is designed with client server architecutere and uses for the local host communications only.
You may use this tool for any type of work—commercial, corporate, personal, community, or freelance.
You are not allowed to redistribute the complete package. The VS Code plugin comes with the MIT License, but please note that other proprietary components of the tool are restricted from redistribution.
You may develope your own plugin for your favorite editor stating that direct depandancy with the RigVe tool.
I started this project as a hobby to ease my work in embedded software development environments, mostly for microcontrollers. Therefore, this tool is concentrated on such environments. However, the next release will be generic enough to work across all project environments and support other languages and diagrams (like class diagrams, package diagrams, etc.).
If you like the idea, please support me so that I can spend more time making it useful for more widely used languages and their developers! 😁
This is a hobby project with aspirations to become a full-time endeavor.
Support the development of RigVe by becoming a sponsor. Your contribution will help make this tool even better!
Sponsor RigVe buymeacoffee.com/Raghava_Ch
Raghava CH Email: ch.raghava44@gmail.com
Website: RigVe Tool
