Ever wonder about the statistics of your project? How much of it is comments, documentation, whitespace, or code? This projects attempts to give you quick feedback on the makeup of one
##Usage
# Analyze a file
janalyze.py MyClass.java
# Analyze a whole folder
janalyze.py src/
####Flags
-i, --individual output the result for every file instead of one grand total. only applies if <target> is a directory.
-v, --verbose shows the files that were analyzed
-d, --debug shows debug information about file parsing
##Sample Output
me@my-computer:~/java-project$ janalyze.py src/SimpleClass.java
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SimpleClass.java
20 lines of code (64.52%)
6 whitespace lines (19.35%)
3 documentation lines (9.68%)
2 comments (6.45%)
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31 total lines
##Building the Test Project
The sample project used for testing is built with Gradle. You can build it by executing ./gradlew build inside of the project directory.
cd java-test-project/
./gradlew build