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num-of-lines

v0.4.0

Published

Calculate the total number of code lines in a directory

Downloads

9

Readme

num-of-lines

npm version minified size dependency count

Calculate total number of code lines in a specified directory.

Currently it's written for front-end projects and only counts these files:

  • .html
  • .css - .scss
  • .js - .jsx
  • .ts - .tsx (except .d.ts)
  • .vue

WIP

  • [x] convert to cli
  • [ ] other programming languages support
  • [ ] arbitrary file extensions
  • [ ] change EOL (default: \r\n)
  • [x] automatically find ignore paths using closes .gitignore
  • [ ] tests

Usage

  1. install
$ npm install -g num-of-lines
# or via yarn
$ yarn global add num-of-lines
  1. use it in your project path
~/$ cd <project-path> 
~/<project-path>$ num-of-lines

Or just use it with npx

~/<project-path>$ npx num-of-lines