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Hi @DiiiaZoTe, nice job for this good package to visualize app structure.

There is a small bug about the "Link" field, it always shows port 3000.
If the application launches on another port and the user has not overridden the default value of "baseURL" in the "" component, it will also have port 3000.
In this example, we can see that my application is running on port 3001.

I tried to look around a bit, unfortunately, Next 13 does not allow access to the "pathname" on the server side. So maybe "" component which is client side could retrieve the pathname if "baseURL" is not set.

Hi, I think this project is very cool! Is there any reason why you're not supporting the visualizer for pages/ directory? I think this feature can be very beneficial for projects that haven't migrated to the latest version yet.

Nice project 🎉

One thing though is that there should be a checkbox or something like that to hide folder/files that are not route relevant.

As you can see here, i have a folder named fonts which is just a file with some const. Right now it shows up in the visualizer as a route, which i guess it should not?

Edit: Just saw that you don't intent to resolve issues. Fully understand that. I will let this issue stay here, maybe someone will resolve it.

Would be great if there were a contribution guide of some kind. Not sure if that is needed at this point, but it might get more people interested in contributing as well. Just a through, and I would be open to assisting if you need it.

Example:

These are not routes according to https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/routing/colocation#private-folders