A simple script that counts the lines of code within specified directory paths, including all subdirectories. It allows for excluding specific file formats from the count.
- Python 3.6 or higher
No installation is necessary. Simply clone or download this repository to your local machine.
git clone [email protected]:RaphaelMaschinsen/count-lines.git
cd count-linesThe script can be run from the command line, providing the paths to the directories you want to analyze. Optionally, you can exclude specific file formats.
Important note: Provide directory names without trailing slashes or backslashes.
python count_lines.py <directory1> [<directory2> ...] [--exclude <.ext1> [<.ext2> ...]]
Count lines in a single directory:
python count_lines.py /path/to/directory
Count lines in multiple directories:
python count_lines.py /path/to/directory1 /path/to/directory2
Count lines excluding specific file formats:
python count_lines.py /path/to/directory --exclude .pyc .txt
Lines of code by folder:
/path/to/directory1: 300 lines
/path/to/directory2: 150 lines
Lines of code by file:
/path/to/directory1/file1.py: 100 lines
/path/to/directory1/subdir/file2.js: 200 lines
/path/to/directory2/config.xml: 150 lines
Total lines of code: 450
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.