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fastapi/fastapi

2,989 files 10 languages 389,528 total lines @5f9fc5c analysed just now

01Overview

fastapi · 261,330 lines of actual code
2,989
Files
261,330
Code lines
8,903
Comments
10
Languages
3,447
Complexity
44
Secrets
Line Composition 389,528 total lines
Code261,33067.1%
Blank119,29530.6%
Comments8,9032.3%
~99%
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02Languages & Tech Stack

what it’s written in, what it depends on

Language Breakdown

Language
Files
Code
Share
Markdown
1,705
145,194
55.6%
Python
1,166
94,648
36.2%
SVG
56
12,815
4.9%
YAML
42
7,096
2.7%
CSS
3
551
0.2%
JavaScript
4
463
0.2%
TOML
1
356
0.1%
HTML
5
170
0.1%
Shell
5
19
0.0%
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03Notable Files

where complexity and size live

04Code Quality

style, correctness, and maintainability findings

By Severity & Category

Warning
12
Info
976
Error
0
Total
988
By Category
accessibility 50 correctness 37 maintainability 894 performance 7

Top Findings

Use of !important detected; avoid overriding specificity with safer cascade management
ID selector detected; prefer class selectors for reusability and lower specificity ×3
Remove event listeners when no longer needed to prevent memory leaks

05Secrets & Credentials

pattern-based scan for hardcoded secrets
generic-password — Detected a potential hardcoded password literal, which may expose account credentials.
generic-password — Detected a potential hardcoded password literal, which may expose account credentials.
jwt — Uncovered a JSON Web Token, which may lead to unauthorized access to web applications and sensitive user data.
generic-password — Detected a potential hardcoded password literal, which may expose account credentials.
generic-password — Detected a potential hardcoded password literal, which may expose account credentials.

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