A powerful, multi-language code structure extraction library built in Java.

code-extractor-java is a library designed to scan source code files and extract hierarchical structures such as classes, methods, functions, and comments. It provides a unified model (CodeNode) for representing code regardless of the source language, making it ideal for tools like:

• AI Assistants: Providing structured context about codebases.
• Code Analyzers: Building search indexes or structural maps.
• Documentation Generators: Quickly identifying key components in a project.

• Multi-Language Support: Support for 20+ languages (Java, Python, C++, Go, Rust, etc.).
• Resilient Parsing: Handles incomplete or syntactically incorrect code.
• No Heavy Dependencies: Built with core Java logic and minimal external libraries.
• MCP Compatibility: Built-in support for exporting to Model Context Protocol format.
• Indentation & Brace Support: Specialized scanners for both brace-delimited and indentation-delimited languages.

ExtractionEngine engine = new ExtractionEngine();
CodeNode root = engine.extract("Main.java", sourceCodeString);
// Print all method names
root.getMethods().forEach(m -> System.out.println(m.getName()));

• Installation Guide - How to setup and build the project.
• Usage Examples - Code snippets for common tasks.
• Supported Languages - Detailed list of supported languages and features.
• Technical Overview - How the extraction engine works.
• Configuration & Formats - Customizing output and formats.
• Contribution Guidelines - How to help improve the project.

... and more! See Languages for the full list.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.