CodeMap

CodeMap is a simple graphical editor for creating maps of code from screenshots. It allows you to create visual maps and diagrams of source code using arrows. The application provides a user-friendly and minimal interface.

Features

• Visualize source code using screenshots, arrows, highlights and text.
• Export project to SVG format
• Open project from SVG format
• Standalone app (the binary weights around 6 MB)
• Supports Windows and Linux

Building

This project uses CMake to generate project files. It should compile and work the same way on all supported platforms.

git clone https://github.com/KyrietS/CodeMap.git
cmake -S CodeMap -B CodeMapBuild
cmake --build CodeMapBuild

Dependencies

The project relies on a various open source C++ libraries. All of them are fetched automatically during the CMake configuration process.

• clip - multiplatform cliboard implementation
• entt - fast and reliable entity-component system
• glm - mathemathics library
• imgui - GUI library
• raylib - simple graphics API that uses OpenGL underneath
• reasings - single-header C++ library for easing functions
• spdlog - logging library
• utfcpp - library for encoding and decoding UTF text
• tinyxml2 - library for parsing XML files
• tinydialogs - library for displaying OS-native dialogs
• stb - encoding and decoding images to/from raw data
• trex - self-made font rasterizer and text shaper library

Note: raylib library was modified for the purpose of this project. Some symbols had to be modified to prevent conflicts with <Windows.h>.

License

Copyright © 2023-2024 Sebastian Fojcik \ Use of this software is granted under the terms of the MIT License.

See the LICENCE for the full license text.