GitHub Gloc

Does this not work anymore? It shows me stat is unavailable for even public repos.

Cool

Cool project, but I doubt Qt5 is 10 times smaller than CURL

Unfortunatelly it calculates something else than I expected. On my repo it has reported 440k lines. When I tried cloc on my local copy it said ~90000k. Also some way to calculate per directory would help (as vendor reposiotry acconuts about half of the repo.)

Kas ElvirovDeveloperOct 19, 2022

Read an overview of extension before use it - "Gives you approximate count of lines of code on GitHub" More detailed diclaimer - https://github.com/kas-elvirov/gloc#disclaimer "Unfortunatelly it calculates something else than I expected" - the software does not work according to one's expectations, it works according to the implementation

It does what it's supposed to but it's not really any help for web development puroposes since package.json and package-lock.json files are counted and can't be disabled

Kas ElvirovDeveloperOct 19, 2022

Read an overview of extension before use it - "Gives you approximate count of lines of code on GitHub"

Great, I had some sample projects that needs counting lines of code. This worked like a charm

Kas ElvirovDeveloperAug 30, 2022

Thank you Asanka) I glad you liked this extension )

Usefull and easy to use tool.

Kas ElvirovDeveloperJul 12, 2022

Thank you magnus )

Well done!

Kas ElvirovDeveloperJul 12, 2022

Thank you Niklas )

Thanks for this! Very useful! Can i just confirm the LOC does not include codes from package.json (dependency libraries)?

Kas ElvirovDeveloperJul 12, 2022

Includes

How do I actually use this?

Kas ElvirovDeveloperFeb 7, 2022

Hi Xavier This extension only work on GitHub You need to install this extension, generate auth token and go to Github.com. You will see how extension works by looking at project names. Next to each of them will be number with approximate LOCs Let me know if you have any questions left