Creates neo4j graph layout of classes and their relationships from a jar-application mapping

Imagine you have microservices project which when compiled is composed of multiple jars. You want to analyze cross-application and other kinds of class relationships. Project is composed of subprojects A and B, which had compiled its jars into following folders:

1. Project A:

• /opt/projectA/lib1
• /opt/projectA/lib2

1. Project B:

• /opt/projectB/libs

To analyze its relationships (in this project root folder) execute cmd:

./gradlew analyzeJars -PappMap="/opt/projectA/lib1,/opt/projectA/lib2=ProjectA;/opt/projectB/libs=ProjectB" \
-PclassInclude="com\..*|org\..*"  \ 
-PmethodInclude="com\..*|org\..*" \
-PdbFile="/home/user/project.graphb"

Script will generate class relationship data in /home/user/project.graphb

Helpful cypher queries: Are here

TODO: Reduce memory usage by streaming class processing (JavaClass) so they won't get stored in cache