Statify VSC

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Codebase intelligence, right inside VS Code.

Statify gives you a real-time analytics dashboard for your project: lines of code, language breakdowns, Git activity, health scores, theming, and more. No config. No cloud. Just open it and go.

Features

Activity Bar & Sidebar

Statify lives in the VS Code sidebar rail: click the icon to open a native tree view with expandable sections:

• Overview: code files, lines, TODOs, media files, total size
• Languages: top 8 languages with file counts, percentages, and line counts
• Top Folders: top 6 folders by file count with line counts
• Health: score and grade with per-factor breakdowns
• Git: branch, last commit, weekly commits, contributor count
• Open Dashboard: clickable item to launch the full panel

The tree view refreshes automatically on every file save (instant, lightweight update). The tree view uses VS Code's native theming and supports collapsing/expanding sections.

Code Insights

Track what your codebase is actually made of.

• Lines of code broken down by language with visual percentage bars and file type icons
• Folder breakdown, top 8 folders by file count
• TODO / FIXME detection grouped by file
• Largest files ranked by size
• Binary and media file detection with total size tracking
• Expandable language list, top 5 shown, rest collapsible
• Universal language detection: every file extension is counted, including niche formats like .gleam, .zig, .wgsl, .nix, .prisma, and more

File Complexity

See the most structurally dense parts of your codebase.

• Function and class counting via VS Code's symbol provider for 15+ languages (JS/TS, Python, Java, Rust, Go, C/C++, C#, Ruby, PHP, Swift, Kotlin)
• Long-line percentage tracking (>80 chars)
• Top 10 most complex files ranked by total definitions, with function/class counts in the dashboard
• Optional on-demand analysis: click "Analyze Complexity" button in the Complexity card
• Results are cached by file modification time; unchanged files skip re-analysis on subsequent runs

Configurable Dashboard Cards

Every card in the dashboard can be toggled on or off from the settings panel or VS Code settings (statify.dashboardCards.*).

• 18 individual toggles cover all cards: Overview, Save Streak, Commit Streak, Health, Growth, Activity, Languages, Folders, Recently Edited, Largest Files, Media Assets, Stale Files, Contributors, Changed Files, Git, Dependencies, Performance, and Complexity
• Toggle changes apply immediately and persist globally

Activity Tracking

See how you work, not just what you built.

• Most recently edited files over the last 30 days
• File save streaks, current and longest
• Git commit streaks, current and longest
• Dual heatmap: file saves and commits over the last 14 weeks

Project Health

Know how clean your project actually is.

Statify scores your project from 0–100 and assigns a grade (A–F) based on five factors:

Git Integration

Your repo context, always visible.

• Branch detection and display
• Latest commit message with relative timestamp
• Commits this week at a glance
• Full yearly commit history for heatmap and streak calculation
• Top contributors ranked by commit count
• Most changed files across the last 500 commits

Stale File Detection

Find the parts of your project nobody's touched in months.

• Lists code files untouched for 6+ months
• Sorted by age, shown with human-readable durations (180d, 2y)
• Click any file to open it directly

Dependency Analysis

Know what you're depending on.

Project Growth

Watch your project evolve over time.

• Line and file count delta since your last scan
• Up to 100 snapshots retained over a 30-day window
• Growth chart with historical trend line (Chart.js)

Themes

25 built-in themes across four groups, switchable from the settings panel: no restart required. The live preview card sits alongside the theme list so you can see colors before applying.

Preview screenshots for every theme are available in src/previews/.

Open Settings (gear icon), pick a theme, preview it live, and hit Apply.

Export

One-click JSON export of your full project snapshot health score, language stats, git data, dependency counts, growth history, and performance timings. Saved as a timestamped .json file.

Search

A search bar at the top filters across all file lists simultaneously recently edited, largest files, media assets, and most changed files.

Performance

Because a slow tool is a bad tool.

• Initial dashboard load: 2-3 seconds (complexity analysis is optional)
• Scan progress notifications show real-time file counts
• Operations are cancellable mid-scan
• Scan time in milliseconds
• Total files scanned
• Last refresh timestamp
• Most recently modified file

Installation

From the Marketplace:

1. Open VS Code
2. Go to the Extensions panel (Ctrl+Shift+X)
3. Search Statify
4. Click Install

From VSIX:

code --install-extension statify-*.vsix

Usage

1. Open a project folder in VS Code
2. Click the Statify icon in the activity bar (sidebar rail): the native tree view shows expandable sections with key stats at a glance
3. Click Open Dashboard at the top of the tree, or open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and run Open Statify Dashboard
4. The full dashboard opens in a new editor panel with a progress notification showing scan status

From there: click any file to jump straight to it, use the search bar to filter file lists, hit Refresh to re-scan (with progress notification), click Analyze Complexity for optional complexity analysis with caching, or switch themes and toggle dashboard cards from the gear icon. The sidebar tree view updates automatically on file saves; the dashboard updates only when opened or manually refreshed.

Notes

• Git features require a .git repository in the workspace root
• Files over 5 MB are skipped during text analysis
• Binary files are detected via UTF-8 heuristic (≥90% printable characters required)
• node_modules is excluded from all scans
• Snapshot history is stored per-workspace in VS Code's workspace state
• Theme preference is stored globally across all workspaces

License

MIT: do whatever you want with it.