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This version will count lines of code in each file serially. It still runs all file system operations asynchronously. The only difference now is that it will only count one file at a time. It is slower, but it is able to count large repositories without running out of memory. |
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github-linguist
💻 Counts the number of lines of code, written in TypeScript.
Warning: This package uses regular expressions to approximate the lines of code in a project. The results are not 100% precise because the regular expressions can return mistakes in edge cases, for example if comment tokens are present inside of multiline strings.
Prerequisites
- Node.js 6+
Install
npm install github-linguist
or
yarn add github-linguist
Usage
You can use loc in you ternimal, or as a npm package in your projects.
Command line mode
Supports counting lines of code of a file or directory.
1. Lines of code in a single file
# loc file <path>
loc file src/index.ts
2. Lines of code in a directory
# loc <pattern>
loc dir **/*.ts
Third-party mode
import { LocFile, LocDir } from 'github-linguist';
// for a file.
const file = new LocFile(filePath);
const { info } = file.getInfo();
// for a directory.
const dir = new LocDir({
cwd: // root directory, or leave blank to use process.cwd()
include: // string or string[] containing path patterns to include (default include all)
exclude: // string or string[] containing path patterns to exclude (default exclude none)
});
const { info } = dir.getInfo();
License
MIT License.