Metadata API Access to Functions

Metadata API Access to Functions

I think it would be incredibly helpful to have api access to every function's code. Our team primarily uses deluge functions to update fields across modules according to business logic. I would like to create a visual dependancy model for our CRM, but I need to crawl through every function's code to find the api names.

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