📄️ Interactive mode for Next.js maps
The interactive mode for Next.js maps provides a terminal-based interface to explore and analyze the functions within your Next.js application. This guide will walk you through the features and commands available in this mode.
📄️ Interactive mode for Vue.js maps
The interactive mode for Vue.js maps uses the same terminal UI, keybindings, and line-editing as Next.js — see that page for the Title/Output/Input box layout, all keybindings (Ctrl+C/q/i/Esc/arrow keys), and line-editing controls (Ctrl+A/Ctrl+E/Ctrl+W/Ctrl+U/Ctrl+K/word-jump/paste). None of that differs for Vue.
📄️ Interactive mode for React maps
React interactive mode reuses Vue.js's command handler and UI unchanged — the underlying source file literally re-exports it, since every core command (list, go, set, trace, esquery, and the list files/list file pair) is framework-agnostic once mapped.json exists. There are no React-specific commands or behavioral differences.
📄️ Interactive mode for Svelte/Astro maps
Svelte/Astro interactive mode reuses Vue.js's command handler and UI unchanged — both are Vite-based bundles with identical chunk structure, so every core command (list, go, set, trace, esquery, and the list files/list file pair) behaves the same way. There are no Svelte/Astro-specific commands or behavioral differences.
📄️ Interactive mode for Angular maps
Angular interactive mode reuses Vue.js's command handler and UI unchanged — every core command (list, go, set, trace, esquery, and the list files/list file pair) is framework-agnostic. There are no Angular-specific commands or behavioral differences.