Tommkruix/archprint

Overview

Tommkruix/archprint analyzes a TypeScript repository's actual import graph and infers architecture rules, weighting each candidate rule by statistical evidence. It then generates configuration for ESLint, dependency-cruiser, and ts-arch so existing boundaries become enforceable. The tool aims to catch architecture drift automatically rather than relying on documentation.

Best for

Best for
TypeScript teams that want existing code boundaries enforced without writing rules by hand

Use cases

• Generate ESLint rules from existing import patterns
• Convert current module boundaries into dependency-cruiser configs
• Detect architecture drift by enforcing inferred rules

How to use

Install

npx archprint scan .

Tools exposed

• dependency-cruiser
• eslint-plugin-boundaries
• ts-arch

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor

Notes

Tommkruix/archprint analyzes a TypeScript repository’s actual import graph and infers architecture rules, weighting each candidate rule by statistical evidence. It then generates configuration for ESLint, dependency-cruiser, and ts-arch so existing boundaries become enforceable. The tool aims to catch architecture drift automatically rather than relying on documentation.

7 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-07. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Generate ESLint rules from existing import patterns
• Convert current module boundaries into dependency-cruiser configs
• Detect architecture drift by enforcing inferred rules

Pros

• Grounds rules in real code, not aspirational docs
• Exports to multiple familiar linting and architecture tools
• Pure TypeScript implementation

Cons

• Low project maturity at 7 GitHub stars
• Requires a sufficiently large or consistent codebase for statistical inference
• Limited to TypeScript repositories

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