I’m looking for some program or library that will take my code as input and produce a logic chart as a picture.
The only thing that does such a thing that I found is “Understand - by SciTools”. But It costs more than my cat! Isn’t really anything else that can create such diagrams? I thought there should be a lot of programs for that (it seems to be a very basic tool). I couldn’t find anything like that in anaconda. I’ve checked Sourcetrail too: but it doesn’t create this kind of visualisations. The last thing that seems to do such things is “pyflowchart”, but the chart isn’t a picture and when the code is huge, the output is so badly scaled that it’s impossible to use.
Is there any way to automate creating a flowchart so that I will just paste my code and the flowchart will automatically name all nodes according to object names?
I was thinking of this kind of solution: just paste code to processing and creating a flowchart, or choose a path with a code file.
Those solutions above seem to require manually defining every node.
@drill_n_bass: honestly im not too sure about that… maybe you could do some research on other tools besides Understand - by SciTools. Probably there are some cheaper alternatives available or the other community members would be able to chime in with their experience. @nityesh do you have any experience with such tools?
