lines-of-code-checker


lines-of-code-checker is a NodeJS command-line tool for checking files in a specified directory that exceed a specified number of lines, and outputting the results to the console or a log file.

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``bash
➜ commander.js git:(master) locc -l 500
Scanning... 9 files found
Scan completed

Exclude directories: .git,node_modules

Files with more than 500 lines:

File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/package-lock.json , Lines: 6490
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/lib/command.js , Lines: 2510
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/CHANGELOG.md , Lines: 1419
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/Readme.md , Lines: 1158
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/Readme_zh-CN.md , Lines: 1072
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/typings/index.d.ts , Lines: 970
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/typings/index.test-d.ts , Lines: 703
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/lib/help.js , Lines: 521
File: /Users/lsnsh/github/commander.js/tests/command.positionalOptions.test.js , Lines: 521

Total files: 9
Check date: 2024-10-17T13:12:37.935Z
`

Features

- Check the number of lines in files within a specified directory and its subdirectories
- Support for setting a line threshold
- Output results to the console or a log file

Installation

Install using npm:

`bash
npm install -g lines-of-code-checker
`

Usage

$3

`bash
locc [options]
`

$3

- -d, --directory Specify the directories to check, separated by commas (default is the current directory)
- -l, --lines Set the line threshold (default is 200 lines)
- -o, --output Output the log to a specified directory (default is output to the console)
- -e --exclude Specify the directories to exclude, separated by commas (default is .git and node_modules)

$3

Check files in the current directory that exceed the default threshold of 200 lines and output the results to the console:

`bash
locc
`

Check files in the current directory that exceed 200 lines and output the results to the console:

`bash
locc -l 200
`

Check files in the path/to/directory directory that exceed 200 lines and output the results to the console:

`bash
locc -l 200 -d path/to/directory
`

Check files in the path/to/directory directory that exceed 200 lines and output the results to the path/to/output directory:

`bash
locc -l 200 -d path/to/directory -o path/to/output
`

Check files in multiple directories (path/to/directory1 and path/to/directory2) that exceed 200 lines and output the results to the path/to/output directory:

`bash
locc -l 200 -d path/to/directory1,path/to/directory2 -o path/to/output
``

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