AppJet has extended coding and analysis capabilities.

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Code understanding

After you open an existing repository ask AppJet to analyze your code: Analyze my code and give me an overview Dive into specific functions: explain how the app connects with Postgres or how do my app export data to S3? how are users authenticated what are the key data models

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Search your code

If you need to locate specific functionalities or feature: what file set the functions of the API? or find the files that upload data to S3
Make your query as specific as possible. The more detailled your question the more quick and accurate the answer will be.

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Fix bugs

AppJet is particularly efficient as tracking bugs and fixing bugs over several files. You can save hours of debugging with a single prompt: I get a 404 error when I try to upload a file Fix the background effect error Add console logs when a new user register

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Refactor your code

You may need to update an existing codebase to latest versions or patterns: find depreceated APIs and fix them refactor utils.js to the latest javascript practices update index.php to use PHP8 upgrade my code to connect to MySQL using latest connection library

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Comment functions and create documentation

AppJet can write a complete documentation about your code, even if it didn’t help you create it: Create a documentation for this project Check if the documentation includes all the project functions Find functions without proper comments in index.js and add them Analyze index.php and comment the code according to functions

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Compare branches

AppJet can help spot the differences between branches of your code: tell me the difference between branches master and test2 What are the differences on index.php accross my branches
AppJet does not interact with the main branch of your repository but has access to all other branches.