Codebase structure

Let's examine the Explainit codebase. This analysis is accurate as of Explainit 1.0.

$ tree -L 1 -d
.
├── docs
├── examples
├── explainit
├───tests
└───workflow

Python SDK

The Python SDK lives in explainit. The majority of Explainit logic lives in these Python files/folders:

• The core Drift objects defined in (stattest).
• The core Graph objects defined in (graphs).
• The core correlation objects defined in (correlations).
• The core data summary objects defined in (analyzer).
• The main app functions is defined in app.py.
• The tabs functions is defined in tabs.py.
• The stat info functions is defined in utils.py.
• The correlation functions is defined in correlation.py.
• The workflow functions for top section is defined in workflow.py.
• The header functionality for top section is defined in header.py.
• The banner functions for top section is defined in banner.py.

$ tree --dirsfirst -L 1 explainit
├───analyzer
├───assets
├───correlations
├───graphs
├───stattests
├───__init__.py
├───app.py
├───banner.py
├───correlation.py
├───dashboard.py
├───header.py
├───tabs.py
├───utils.py
└───workflow.py