Task Tracker (multi-language demo)An interactive map of the Task Tracker demo codebase. Eleven files across TypeScript, Python, Go, JSON and CSS, built to show what a mixed-language project looks like on the canvas.

Files visualized: 11

Languages: TypeScript, Python, Go, JSON, CSS

Topics: demo, multi-language

Source repository: https://needynodes.com

Structure11 files and 10 connections between their symbols.Most depended on

src/types.ts, imported by 3 files

server/models.py, imported by 2 files

src/store.ts, imported by 2 files

src/utils.ts, imported by 2 files

src/api.ts, imported by 1 file

Files

src/types.ts: no top-level classes or functions

server/models.py: 2 classes

src/store.ts: 1 class; imports src/types.ts

src/utils.ts: 2 functions

src/api.ts: 2 functions; imports src/types.ts

cli/main.go: 1 class, 3 functions; imports server/models.py

package.json: no top-level classes or functions

server/app.py: 3 functions; imports server/models.py

src/index.ts: 1 function; imports src/api.ts, src/store.ts, src/utils.ts

src/ui/TaskList.tsx: 1 function; imports src/store.ts, src/types.ts, src/utils.ts

styles/main.css: no top-level classes or functions

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