ClassMetrix

ClassMetrix is a Ruby gem that extracts and compares class behaviors (constants, class methods, and more) across multiple classes, generating clean markdown reports for analysis, documentation, and compliance auditing.

Why "Metrix"? Short for "metrics" - measuring and analyzing class behaviors.

• 🔍 Multi-Type Extraction: Constants, class methods, and more
• 🏗️ Comprehensive by Default: Includes inheritance and modules automatically
• 🎯 Flexible Scanning: Use strict() for class-only or with_private() for private members
• 📊 Hash Expansion: Expand hash values into readable sub-rows
• 📝 Rich Reports: Professional markdown and CSV output with full configuration
• 🔒 Type Safe: Full RBS type annotations with Steep type checking

gem 'class-metrix'

# Extract constants from multiple classes (comprehensive by default)
ClassMetrix.extract(:constants)
  .from([User, Admin, Guest])
  .to_markdown

# Class-only scanning (exclude inheritance & modules)
ClassMetrix.extract(:constants)
  .from([User, Admin, Guest])
  .strict
  .to_markdown

# Advanced example with multiple features
ClassMetrix.extract(:constants, :class_methods)
  .from([DatabaseConfig, RedisConfig, S3Config])
  .with_private
  .filter(/config$/)
  .expand_hashes
  .handle_errors
  .to_markdown("audit_report.md",
    title: "Service Configuration Audit",
    show_missing_summary: true
  )

• .extract(types) - Extract constants, class_methods, or both
• .from(classes) - Specify which classes to analyze
• .strict - Class-only scanning (exclude inheritance & modules)
• .with_private - Include private methods and constants
• .filter(patterns) - Filter behaviors by regex patterns
• .expand_hashes - Expand hash values into sub-rows
• .handle_errors - Graceful error handling
• .debug(level) - Enable debug logging (:basic, :detailed, :verbose)

# Markdown output
.to_markdown("report.md", title: "Custom Title", footer_style: :detailed)

# CSV output
.to_csv("data.csv", flatten_hashes: true, separator: ";")

# Compare configuration across microservices
services = [DatabaseService, RedisService, S3Service]

ClassMetrix.extract(:constants, :class_methods)
  .from(services)
  .filter(/CONFIG/, /timeout/)
  .expand_hashes
  .to_markdown("microservices_audit.md")

# Check API compatibility across versions
apis = [V1::UsersAPI, V2::UsersAPI, V3::UsersAPI]

ClassMetrix.extract(:class_methods)
  .from(apis)
  .filter(/^endpoint_/, /^validate_/)
  .handle_errors
  .to_markdown("api_compatibility.md", show_missing_summary: true)

# Compare authorization policies
ClassMetrix.extract(:constants)
  .from([UserPolicy, AdminPolicy, ModeratorPolicy])
  .filter(/^PERMISSION_/, /^ROLE_/)
  .to_markdown("policy_comparison.md")

• Examples - Comprehensive usage examples
• Configuration Guide - Detailed configuration options
• Architecture - Technical architecture overview
• Changelog - Version history and changes

# Clone and setup
git clone https://github.com/patrick204nqh/class-metrix.git
cd class-metrix
bundle install

# Run tests and type checking
bundle exec rspec
bundle exec steep check
bundle exec rubocop

• Ruby 3.1+ (Required for full RBS and Steep support)
• No runtime dependencies (Pure Ruby implementation)

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

This gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.