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<https://github.com/Bogdan-Lyashenko/codecrumbs/blob/master/README.md>

&gt; *Have you ever got lost in a big or unknown codebase?* This tool will help you to solve that. Also, it will increase your development speed and give more knowledge about your application architecture.
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&gt; *How it works:* You run codecrumbs command for a codebase, it analyzes source code and builds its visual representation. Write down a codecrumb-comment and codebase state will be reflected by visual client in browser on the fly.

Has anybody gotten this to run? All I get in the browser is spinners.

<@U85HCL7JP> <@UA14TGLTC> <@UES04SML7> <@UF5PAGQQ4>

I get spinners, then it dies with "EMFILE: too many open files"

I want it to work, though! I'd love to be able to link to these codecrumbs graphs in my READMEs to describe how various features work.

Oh! My project is just too big. -_- Works fine on a subdirectory.

Go support is trivial to add by cloning the Java config.

Wish it worked on my whole project. Oh well.