How fzf is structuredAn interactive map of the fzf codebase. The command line fuzzy finder, the whole repo in 106 Go files with no cycles. terminal.go is the heart of it, at 8,934 lines.

Files visualized: 106

Languages: Go

Topics: cli, go

Source repository: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf

Structure106 files and 57 connections between their symbols.Most depended on

src/util/util.go, imported by 31 files

src/tui/tui.go, imported by 12 files

src/algo/algo.go, imported by 5 files

src/options.go, imported by 2 files

src/tui/light.go, imported by 2 files

Files

src/util/util.go: 12 functions

src/tui/tui.go: 11 classes, 52 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/algo/algo.go: 1 class, 27 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/options.go: 8 classes, 66 functions; imports src/algo/algo.go, src/tui/tui.go, src/util/util.go

src/tui/light.go: 3 classes, 93 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/item.go: 2 classes, 5 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/protector/protector.go: 1 function

src/terminal.go: 24 classes, 182 functions; imports src/tui/tui.go, src/util/util.go

src/util/util_unix.go: 1 class, 9 functions; imports src/util/util_windows.go

src/util/util_windows.go: 1 class, 10 functions; imports src/util/util_unix.go

.github/dependabot.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/FUNDING.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/issue_template.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/labeler.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/depsreview.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/labeler.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/linux.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/macos.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/release.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/typos.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/winget.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.goreleaser.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.rubocop.yml: no top-level classes or functions

main.go: 3 functions; imports src/protector/protector.go

src/actiontype_string.go: 2 functions

src/algo/algo_test.go: 16 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/algo/fastpath_equiv_test.go: 9 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/algo/indexbyte2_amd64.go: 4 functions

src/algo/indexbyte2_arm64.go: 2 functions

src/algo/indexbyte2_other.go: 2 functions

src/algo/indexbyte2_test.go: 15 functions

src/algo/normalize.go: 1 function

src/algo/runeindex_others.go: 4 functions

src/algo/runeindex_ref.go: 4 functions

src/algo/runeindex_x86.go: 7 functions

src/algo/runeprefilter_test.go: 15 functions; imports src/util/util.go

src/ansi_test.go: 12 functions; imports src/tui/tui.go

src/ansi.go: 3 classes, 12 functions; imports src/algo/algo.go, src/tui/tui.go

src/cache_test.go: 1 function

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