[ru6xul6]

Awesome project! I particularly love the AssemblyScript visualization resembling a city view. Thanks for sharing it! I'm not sure I follow the definition of ownership, and maybe you can help me out here. Does ownership mean that, if class A owns property B and C, iswaac renders box A enclosing box B and C? How does it apply to function relationship when it's not a strictly nested tree? This reminds me of Firefox 3D view [1] of HTML DOM elements, which is another handy visualization that's unfortunately discontinued. I think it helps frontend engineers fighting against spaghetti HTML/CSS code.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/3D_View

[duutfhhh]

It's the usual "A contains B" relationship. At the top level, the entire project contains everything else, so there is one big box with many boxes inside. Usually, the next level is folders, then files, then classes and methods. But at the classes level, it gets tricky. There's syntax hierarchy, when class A contains method B, and there's logical hierarchy, when we know that in a working app, class A is the owner of class B, meaning that an instance of A creates, manages the state and destroys an instance of B. The visualizer needs to somehow account for this or let the user specify this relationship.

I think that a 3d webgl visualizer would be cool, but a graphviz style diagram generator would make money.