[FEATURE] refactor and enhance tools

[ljt270864457]

@zinja-coder I've recently been using the plugin for reverse engineering and found that some of our mcp-tools can be optimized.

• search_classes_by_keyword(): Currently, this tool searches for all content containing a certain keyword. Sometimes, there are too many results, which affects the subsequent judgment of AI. So I plan to enhance its filtering function, such as restricting package names. Of course, it would be best to achieve the same global search effect as jadx, for example, only searching for class names as xxx or function names as xxx, which can improve the relevance of the search.

• get_class_source(), get_method_by_name(): Currently, only one class or method can be queried. In the future, I plan to implement the function of batch acquisition, which can reduce the number of mcp interactions.

As I use it more frequently in the future, we can discuss which aspects can be optimized.

[zinja-coder]

You are absolutely right and I totally agree with you. This is the reason I am not working on any new features but optimization and refactoring. But due to time constraints I am not able to work on it. Sure these are great suggestions and can be implemented. If you are planning to work on it go ahead. My plans are to break down the codebase into modular design and then prepare comprehensive documentation for developers and users.

[ljt270864457]

Modular design is a good idea. Currently, almost all the code is coupled together, which is indeed not conducive to subsequent maintenance. I will implement the feature mentioned above when I have time later.Keep up the good work!

[zinja-coder]

Yes, but due to time constraints I am not able to work on it. I have planned to work on it on weekends.

[zinja-coder]

Check the latest version of codebase.

[ljt270864457]

@zinja-coder I just roughly reviewed the new version of the code and found it much clearer. The splitting of modules is more conducive to developers quickly understanding the code and subsequent iterations. good job！