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lexistats

v1.0.1

Published

A simple Node.js CLI tool to analyze text files and print summary and detailed statistics.

Readme

lexistats

Simple Node.js CLI tool that analyzes a text file and prints summary and optional detailed statistics.

npm version

Installation

npm install -g lexistats

Features

  • Basic file statistics (size, characters, words, lines)
  • Detailed analysis (non-whitespace chars, paragraphs, word length)
  • Most common words detection
  • Human-readable file size formatting

Usage

After installing globally, run:

lexistats <file.txt> [options]

Options:

  • -h, --help — show help
  • -d, --detail — show detailed statistics (non-whitespace chars, paragraphs, average word length, common words)

Examples:

# Basic summary
lexistats sample.txt

# Detailed report
lexistats sample.txt --detail

Output

Summary includes:

  • File name and formatted size
  • Characters, words, lines

Detailed (when --detail):

  • Non-whitespace characters
  • Paragraph count
  • Average word length
  • Top 10 most common words

Requirements

  • Node.js (v12+ recommended)

Notes

  • The CLI expects a .txt file and will exit with an error for other extensions
  • File existence and read errors are properly handled

Contributing

Open an issue or PR on GitHub with improvements or bug fixes.

License

MIT

Author

Muhammad Ramshad

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