Get an idea of the mental burden your code might have, or the mental context it might require. In other words how much "stuff" you might need to keep in mind or sift through when working on the code.
Right now, and maybe never, the tool makes no determination of what might be excessive. You'll have to decide that for yourself.
go get -u github.com/stackus/gomental
Displays details about the golang source at the given path
Usage:
gomental path [flags]
gomental [command]
Examples:
gomental my_source_path -d 0 --with-tests
Available Commands:
help Help about any command
version displays the version
Flags:
-d, --depth int Display an entry for all directories "depth" directories deep (default 1)
-h, --help help for gomental
--no-zero Ignore golang source free directories
-s, --skip strings Directory names to skip. format: dir,dir
--with-tests Include test files
Running gomental ftgogo --no-zero on the source of FTGOGO displays the following report.
Path Packages Files Lines Global Vars Constants Interfaces Structs Other Types Methods Funcs
/accounting 6 18 835 7 0 2 34 1 33 23
/consumer 6 15 565 7 0 3 18 2 17 18
/delivery 5 18 1108 7 15 4 30 7 35 19
/kitchen 6 29 1409 8 12 4 59 4 58 31
/order 7 41 2308 10 4 7 69 4 100 44
/order-history 5 11 796 2 6 2 21 2 17 13
/restaurant 6 11 541 4 3 3 14 3 13 12
/serviceapis 7 24 664 0 19 0 56 2 53 20
/shared-go 9 22 1726 17 6 3 24 6 44 34
gomental my_source_path -d 3
gomental my_source_path -d 0
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