Culverin

GitHub code stats: lines of code per language, file counts, and repository size, counted locally. Works with private repos too.

Culverin shows code stats for GitHub repositories: lines of code per language, file counts, and repository size. Click the lines-of-code row in a repository's About sidebar, or use the toolbar popup, to count the branch, tag or commit you're viewing. Counting happens in your browser. Culverin downloads the source straight from GitHub and counts it with Tokei compiled to WebAssembly. There are no Culverin servers, accounts, analytics or tracking. Results are saved on your device, so a repository you've counted shows its numbers right away until it gets a new commit. Public repositories need no sign-in. Connect GitHub to count the private repositories you choose. Settings let you ignore folders and files, pick a theme and accent color, choose which rows appear on repository pages, and raise the download limit for very large repositories.