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mt-howmany

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Command-line utility to measure project sources size, files count, lines count, characters count. You can exclude vendor libraries, binary files, generated code and so from scanning.

Our goal was to understand how many code characters, lines and pages were written by our own hands for various projects.

Installation

Just add it as usual composer dependency:

Or you can add dependency manually to your composer.json.

Usage

Tool installs standard composer binary to vendor/bin/mt-howmany. So you can run it by just calling it from shell:

or under Windows:

It looks for config in current directory. By default it scans currenct directory recursively, but you can set specific paths to scan in config. There are also bunch of options in config.

You can import config from other files with import option (for example to have some common parts between projects).

Take a look at sample config for details: mt-howmany.example.yml

For each file that is not ignored in config tool calculates lines count, file size and characters count (using symphony/string to deal with Unicode and multi-byte characters).

After scanning it prints table with gathered data and final total numbers for whole project.

You can add -v or -vv arguments to increase output verbosity.

-v add per-path statistics table (helps to understand what to exclude from scanning to left only code that is trully yours).

-vv additionally prints complete data for each file to understand even better where numbers are taken from.

--single option turns on 'single value mode'. Program will print just one value without any other output (if there are no errors). This is useful for CI, automation and so on. Possible option values: CHARS, LINES, PAGES. Example:

Notes, bugreports, proposals and pull requests are always welcomed.

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Requires php Version >=7.0
symfony/console Version >=4.4
symfony/string Version >=5.4
symfony/yaml Version >=4.4
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