node-sloc
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A small tool for counting SLOC.
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node-sloc
A small tool written in node for counting source lines of code.
Installation
Can be used as either a command line application or as a module.
As a command line application
Install it globally and use it as a CLI -- both node-sloc
and sloc
will work in this case.
$ npm install -g node-sloc
$ node-sloc .
$ sloc . # Both node-sloc and sloc will run the CLI
You can also run it with npx
:
$ npx node-sloc .
As a node module
npm install --save node-sloc
Usage
Command Line
node-sloc [path] [options]
Options
usage:
node-sloc [path] [options]
options:
-h, --help Prints usage information
-l, --list-extensions Lists all default file extensions
-e, --include-extensions <list> Include non-default file extensions,
specified by a comma separated string of extensions
-i, --ignore-extensions <list> Include list of file extensions to ignore,
specified by a comma separated string of extensions
-x, --ignore-paths <list> Include a list of folders to exclude. Supports glob patterns
-d, --ignore-default Ignore the default file extensions
-v, --verbose Output extra information during execution
Examples
node-sloc ../app
node-sloc ../app --include-extensions "aaa, bbb, ccc" --ignore-extensions "xml, yaml"
node-sloc ../app --ignore-paths "node_modules, **/*.test.js"
node-sloc file.js
$ node-sloc . -x "node_modules"
Reading file(s)...
+---------------------------------------------------+
| SLOC | 2682 |
|-------------------------------|--------------------
| Lines of comments | 206 |
|-------------------------------|--------------------
| Blank lines | 134 |
|-------------------------------|--------------------
| Files counted | 27 |
|-------------------------------|--------------------
| Total LOC | 2888 |
+---------------------------------------------------+
Module
CommonJS
const sloc = require('node-sloc')
const options = {...}
sloc(options).then((res) => {...})
ES Modules
// Named import is also supported, i.e.
// import {sloc} from 'node-sloc'
import sloc from 'node-sloc'
const options = {...}
sloc(options).then((res) => {...})
Options
The options object the function takes as a parameter has the following properties:
path Required. The path to walk or file to read.
extensions Additional file extensions to look for. Required if ignoreDefault is set to true.
ignorePaths Optional. A list of directories to ignore. Supports glob patterns.
ignoreDefault Optional. Whether to ignore the default file extensions or not. Defaults to false.
logger Optional. Outputs extra information to if specified.
Resolved object
The object returned when executing the function has the following structure:
{
paths, // An array of all filepaths counted
loc, // Lines of code (SLOC + comments)
sloc, // Source lines of code
blank, // Number of blank lines
comments, // Lines of comments
files, // Number of files counted
}
Example
const sloc = require('node-sloc')
const options = {
path: '../app', // Required. The path to walk or file to read.
extensions: ['aaa', 'bbb', 'ccc'], // Additional file extensions to look for. Required if ignoreDefault is set to true.
ignorePaths: ['node_modules'], // A list of directories to ignore. Supports glob patterns.
ignoreDefault: false, // Whether to ignore the default file extensions or not
logger: console.log, // Optional. Outputs extra information to if specified.
}
// Using promises
sloc(options).then((res) => {
console.log(res.paths, res.sloc, res.comments)
})
// Using node-style callbacks
sloc(options, (err, res) => {
if (err) {
// do some error handling
}
console.log(res.paths, res.sloc, res.comments)
})
// Async-await (if supported)
const res = await sloc(options)
console.log(res)
Supported languages
- ActionScript
- Assembly
- C#
- C/C++
- CoffeeScript
- CSS
- Elixir
- Elm
- Erlang
- Go
- Groovy
- Handlebars
- Haskell
- HTML
- Jade
- Java
- JavaScript
- JSX
- LESS
- Lua
- Mustache
- Objective C
- Perl
- PHP
- Pug
- Python
- Ruby
- Rust
- Sass
- Scala
- Shell script
- Squirrel
- Stylus
- Swift
- TypeScript
- Visual Basic
- XML
- YAML
- Any other language using C-style comments
License
MIT