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Universal Code Patcher

Intelligent multi-language code patcher with modular architecture.

Features

  • Modular Architecture: Easy to extend with new language modules
  • Semantic Code Analysis: Advanced AST-based parsing (not regex!)
  • Multiple Languages: JavaScript, TypeScript, C# support
  • Diff Engine: Create and apply unified diffs without Git dependency
  • Visual Interface: Professional WinForms GUI
  • Cross Platform UI: Reference Avalonia version for Linux
  • Backup System: Automatic backups before patching

Modules

Core Modules

  • JavaScriptModule: JavaScript/TypeScript analysis and patching
  • CSharpModule: C# analysis and patching (to be added)
  • DiffModule: Unified diff creation and application (to be added)
  • BackupModule: Backup management (to be added)

Adding New Modules

  1. Create a class that inherits from BaseModule
  2. Implement required interfaces (ICodeAnalyzer, IPatcher, etc.)
  3. Place in Modules folder
  4. The application will auto-discover and load the module

Building

  1. Open UniversalCodePatcher.sln in Visual Studio
  2. Build solution (Ctrl+Shift+B)
  3. Run (F5)
  4. Alternatively run the Avalonia UI with: 
    dotnet run --project UniversalCodePatcher.Avalonia

Usage

  1. File → New Project (select project folder)
  2. Check files to analyze in project tree
  3. Project → Scan Files
  4. Create patch rules in Rules tab
  5. Apply patches with visual preview

Requirements

  • .NET 6.0 or higher
  • Windows OS
  • Visual Studio 2022 (for development)

Avalonia Windows

Avalonia dialogs were audited to ensure buttons close their windows and inputs are connected. Debug output was added to verify each handler. Audited windows:

  • BackupManagerWindow
  • ModuleManagerWindow
  • SettingsWindow
  • FindWindow
  • NewProjectWindow
  • AboutWindow and simple dialogs (Confirm, Info, Error)

Some windows still use placeholder data and may need further binding to view models.