Codebase Scan

Analyze workspace to identify components, technologies, and dependencies.

Detection Patterns

Languages & Frameworks

File	Indicates
package.json	Node.js
requirements.txt, pyproject.toml	Python
*.csproj, *.sln	.NET
pom.xml, build.gradle	Java
go.mod	Go

Component Types

Pattern	Component Type
React/Vue/Angular in package.json	SPA Frontend
Only .html/.css/.js files, no package.json	Pure Static Site
Express/Fastify/Koa	API Service
Flask/FastAPI/Django	API Service
Next.js/Nuxt	SSR Web App
Celery/Bull/Agenda	Background Worker
azure-functions SDK	Azure Function
.AppHost.csproj or Aspire.Hosting package	.NET Aspire App

Pure Static Site Detection:

• No package.json, requirements.txt, or build configuration
• Contains only HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and asset files
• No framework dependencies (React, Vue, Angular, etc.)
• ⚠️ For pure static sites, do NOT add language field to azure.yaml to avoid triggering build steps

Existing Tooling

Found	Tooling
azure.yaml	AZD configured
infra/*.bicep	Bicep IaC
infra/*.tf	Terraform IaC
Dockerfile	Containerized
.github/workflows/	GitHub Actions CI/CD
azure-pipelines.yml	Azure DevOps CI/CD

.NET Aspire Detection

.NET Aspire projects are identified by:

• A project ending with .AppHost.csproj (e.g., OrleansVoting.AppHost.csproj)
• Reference to Aspire.Hosting or Aspire.Hosting.AppHost package in .csproj files
• Multiple .NET projects in a solution, typically including an AppHost orchestrator

When Aspire is detected: