Welcome to PseudoFlow App, an open-source project inspired by the idea of bridging the gap between code and pseudo code through intelligent transformations. This project is built as a foundation to enable developers to document, understand, and refactor code through pseudo code equivalents.
Note: This repository is in its initial planning stage and does not contain any code yet. Contributions and discussions are highly encouraged to shape the direction of this project.
PseudoFlow App is inspired by the goal of creating a seamless connection between code and human-readable representations. The concept was motivated by the need for a better way to document, review, and refactor complex projects using structured pseudo code.
We found inspiration in other open-source projects and code-to-pseudo code conversion tools. PseudoFlow aims to build upon these ideas by offering more integrated and structured functionalities within popular IDEs like VSCode and IntelliJ.
PseudoFlow App intends to provide:
- Bi-directional conversion between code and pseudo code.
- A mirror directory system (
.pseudo) to hold pseudo code versions of each project file. - Customizable pseudo code standards based on language and project needs.
- AI-powered consistency checks and improvements to maintain structural accuracy.
This project is at an early conceptual stage. We are actively working on designing the architecture and gathering feedback to develop a clear roadmap.
We welcome contributions from the community to help design and define the core concepts of PseudoFlow App. Join us in brainstorming and shaping the future of code documentation!
- Discussions: Share your thoughts and ideas in the Discussions tab.
- Roadmap Suggestions: Help us prioritize and refine our development roadmap by submitting suggestions.
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
We will update this repository with the initial codebase and detailed documentation as we progress. Keep an eye on our repository and stay tuned for updates!