Improve workflow to include all user languages in descending order

[sathwikhbhat]

Description

• This PR enhances the workflow YAML by replacing the hardcoded list of languages with a dynamic approach that:
• Fetches all languages used by the user
• Sorts them in descending order of usage
• Updates the output to show a complete and accurate breakdown

Why is this change needed?

• Previously, the workflow only displayed a fixed set of languages, which ignored others that the user may actively use.
• With this change, the report better reflects the user’s actual coding activity.

Changes Made

• Modified YAML configuration to fetch all languages instead of filtering on a static list
• Added logic to sort languages by descending usage before outputting them

Closes #1

[arhamkhnz]

I’d say keep this configurable. In some cases users won’t want all languages printed. If languages are configured, use only those, otherwise print all.

[sathwikhbhat]

I rightfully agree with you. However, not all users have JavaScript, Vue.js, PHP, C#, or JSX set as their default languages. So, when someone tries to use this workflow, they may get zeros for the languages listed above and then see 13,000 lines categorised under "Other Languages," which is not the preferred outcome.

It would be better to keep all languages and then, perhaps, include a section in the README explaining how to configure custom languages and how to ignore others.

[sathwikhbhat]

Also, I just happened to notice that .py is included in your excluded list, while some important extensions like .xml and .csv are missing. Would you like me to raise a new issue and create a PR for that?

[arhamkhnz]

Instead of just pointing people to the README to change code, you can add INCLUDE_LANGS and EXCLUDE_LANGS vars (comma-separated). By default it’ll take all, but if someone wants to filter, they just set these. That way it covers multiple use cases without touching the workflow code. Also, fixes like .xml or other extensions can be handled here itself.

[sathwikhbhat]

@arhamkhnz I believe I have completed everything as you mentioned earlier. Please acknowledge my PR.

Thank you.

[arhamkhnz]

I’ll review it soon.