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Module Disassembler for Code Deduplication and Restructuring

This PR adds a powerful module disassembler tool that analyzes the codebase, identifies duplicate and redundant code, and restructures modules based on their functionality.

Features

  • Function Extraction: Extracts all functions from the codebase
  • Duplicate Detection: Identifies exact and near-duplicate functions
  • Functionality Grouping: Groups functions based on their purpose
  • Module Restructuring: Generates new modules organized by functionality
  • Comprehensive Reporting: Provides detailed reports in multiple formats

Files Added

  • module_disassembler.py: The main implementation of the module disassembler
  • MODULE_DISASSEMBLER_README.md: Documentation on how to use the tool
  • example_usage.py: Example script demonstrating how to use the tool

How to Use

# Basic usage
python module_disassembler.py --repo-path /path/to/your/repo --output-dir /path/to/output

# Generate a JSON report
python module_disassembler.py --repo-path /path/to/your/repo --output-format json --output-file report.json

The tool will analyze the codebase, identify duplicate functions, group functions by functionality, and generate restructured modules in the specified output directory.

Implementation Details

The module disassembler builds on the existing CodebaseAnalyzer from codegen-on-oss and adds functionality for:

  • Detecting duplicate and redundant code
  • Grouping functions by their purpose
  • Restructuring modules based on functionality

This tool is particularly useful for refactoring large codebases, understanding unfamiliar code, and reducing technical debt.

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Summary by Sourcery

Introduce a module disassembler tool for analyzing codebases, detecting duplicate and redundant code, and restructuring modules by functionality.

New Features:

  • Add a module disassembler that extracts functions, detects duplicates, groups by functionality, and generates restructured modules.
  • Provide comprehensive reporting in both console and JSON formats.
  • Include an example usage script demonstrating tool operation.

Documentation:

  • Add user-facing documentation for the module disassembler, including installation, usage, features, and limitations.

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What change is being made?

Add a new "Module Disassembler and Restructurer" tool to the codebase, which analyzes codebases for duplicate and redundant code, restructuring them into more logical modules based on functionality.

Why are these changes being made?

The changes address the need for improved code organization, deduplication, and restructuring to enhance maintainability and reduce technical debt in large and complex codebases. It provides a systematic approach to refactoring codebases, making them easier to understand and manage, which is critical for large-scale development and preparing for architectural improvements. The implementation uses current tools available in the ecosystem but notes the potential for future enhancements like AST parsing and NLP for better accuracy.

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This pull request introduces a new module disassembler tool that analyzes a Python codebase to extract functions, detect duplicates, group functions by purpose, and automatically generate restructured modules, along with comprehensive reporting and usage documentation.

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Change Details Files
Added a module disassembler tool for code deduplication and restructuring.
  • Implemented function extraction, duplicate detection, and grouping by functionality.
  • Automated generation of new modules organized by function groups, including init.py.
  • Integrated reporting in both console and JSON formats.
  • Built on top of CodebaseAnalyzer from codegen-on-oss, with fallback if unavailable.
 module_disassembler.py
Added documentation for the module disassembler tool.
  • Provided installation, usage instructions, feature overview, and limitations.
  • Described function grouping logic and output structure.
 MODULE_DISASSEMBLER_README.md
Added an example script demonstrating usage of the module disassembler.
  • Script shows how to analyze a codebase, generate reports, and output restructured modules.
 example_usage.py
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I'm working on fixing the failing check suite in PR #99. I've identified and fixed the following issues:

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I've fixed the failing check suite in PR #99. There were two main issues:

  1. Fixed the module_disassembler.py file:

    • Added missing imports for ProjectConfig and SecretsConfig
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I've made additional changes to fix the failing check suite in PR #99:

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I've made significant changes to fix the failing check suite in PR #99:

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✅ Fixed the failing checks in this commit. The issues were related to formatting problems in the files, including:

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