Collection of bash scripts to keep track of how many lines I write and their language
Computes how many lines of code are in my Workspace directory for each language, formatting the result in json under ./results/languages.json
Also shows the following statistcs: (under ./results/stats.json)
- Difference (in lines of code) from the previous run,
- Overall total
- Past total
- Number of files involved.
It uses cloc utility. You can find it preinstalled in many distros or on their official repos.
run.sh auto commits with the overall total of lines as commit message
The code is not so portable, but it should work in most cases, see Todo and Notes
####Todo:
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Evaluate the correct argument number dinamically in
parseLine, the problem is that if a language has a name which is composed of more than one word parseLine will wrongly assume taht$5is the number of lines of code. Can be solved by taking the last argument instead of the fifth and set the language name as a concatenation of the first trough last-4 arguments. For now I just hardcoded 'Bash' because was the only one with that issue in my case. -
Create a
source.shwith variables and remove hardcoded values, then haverun.shsourceit
#####Note:
cloc puts both C and C++ header files under C/C++ Headers.
I add it's value to C's total and force .hpp files to be put under C++.
So in the end C contains every header file which is not .hpp (.h, .inl, .hh) and C++ every .hpp