WPF Inspector

WPF Inspector analyzes WPF applications to expose their XAML structure, bindings, and resource usage. It targets developers, testers, and performance engineers who need a data-centric view of UI composition without running the full application. The tool builds a model of the UI by parsing XAML, traversing logical and visual trees, and resolving resources, then surfaces actionable metrics such as binding counts and missing resources. It supports export in JSON, XML, or CSV for integration with build pipelines and defect tracking. Conceptually, the tool separates data collection from interpretation: it gathers UI specifics and presents them as a structured report that can be consumed by CI systems or design reviews. Unique value comes from combining structural analysis with binding diagnostics to identify hard-to-find issues like binding path mismatches or resource lookup failures. Use cases include UI refactoring, regression checks, and performance investigations where determinism and repeatability are important. Core features include XAML parsing, visual/logical tree traversal, binding resolution, resource mapping, and multi-format export. The tool is designed for offline analysis and does not execute the application, ensuring safety and repeatability across environments.