Can this be used to create a call graph?

[Shasoosh]

Hello,

I'm seeking a method to visualize all the classes in my project but also identify dependencies \ relationship. (basically which class calls another.)

Is it possible to achieve this with the tool?
For example, scanning Car.swift will produce something similar to

+-------------------+        +-------------------+       +----------------------+
|   Music           |  <--   |   Car             | -->   |   Engine             |
+-------------------+        +-------------------+       +----------------------+
| + startMusic()    |        | + startCar()      |       | + startEngine()      |
+-------------------+        +-------------------+       +----------------------+

class Car {
    static func startCar() {
        print("Car started")
        Engine.startEngine()
        Music.startMusic()
    }
}

class Music {
    static func startMusic() {
        print("Music started")
    }
}

class Engine {
    static func startEngine() {
        print("Engine started")
    }
}

[DivineDominion]

@Shasoosh Short answer: at the moment, no.

See #37, currently the package doesn't do anything with properties of Swift types except list them. To implement that properly, you'd need LSP support to figure out what kind of relationship a complicated generic constraint or associated type may actually produce. A call graph then would complicate this further by having to look inside functions.