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peterretief/codemap

One HTML page that maps a Go module: packages, dependencies, files and functions

Codemap is a small tool that generates a single self-contained HTML page visualizing a Go module: packages, their internal dependencies, files, and functions. The map is searchable and interactive—click a package to see what it uses and what uses it—and for GitHub-hosted modules lets you jump straight to any function's source line. It excludes tests, vendor folders, and testdata.

Why now: It was just shared on Hacker News as a Show HN post, presenting a one-command way to visualize any Go repository.

Who it is for: Go developers who want a quick visual overview of a module's structure, packages, and functions.

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