go get -u github.com/GreenRaccoon23/gosloc;
git clone https://github.com/GreenRaccoon23/gosloc.git;Command-line program to count source lines of code quickly.
Mostly works, but still in development.
[hiro@nakamura ~]$ gosloc -h;
gosloc <options> <path>...
-i, --include string File patterns to include, separated by commas
-x, --exclude string File patterns to exclude, separated by commas
-c, --concurrency int Max number of files to read simultaneously (default 1)
-t, --total Show a grand total, not the total for each file
WARNING: Setting concurrency too high will cause the program to crash.Written in Go.
I have compiled (but not tested) binaries for different platforms:
- Linux 32-bit
- Linux 64-bit
- MacOS 32-bit
- MacOS 64-bit
- Windows 32-bit
- Windows 64-bit
- Android 32-bit (none yet)
- Android 64-bit (none yet)
If you have Go installed, it is easier and more efficient to install this package with the install command. I added these binaries because I wanted to see if I could figure out how to make them.
There are no Android binaries because I have not figured out how to make them yet. I doubt anyone would want to run this program on an Android device anyway.
Similar tools I found were painfully slow, required awkward workarounds, and/or did not include everything I needed for my use cases. So I wrote this instead.
It is much faster than the other tools I have tried. It processes about 5000 files a second on a laptop which was considered mid-range performance 7 years ago.