LngDetectoR 0.15

A tool to detect programming languages in a directory.

LngDetectoR

LngDetectoR is a Python tool designed to analyze directories and detect the programming languages used in the files. It provides a comprehensive report including the count of files, lines of code, and the percentage of each language present.

Installation

To install LngDetectoR, you can use pip:

pip install LngDetectoR

Usage

As a Command Line Tool

You can use LngDetectoR directly from the command line. The basic usage is as follows:

lngdetector --directory <path-to-directory>

• --directory: Specify the directory you want to analyze. If not specified, it uses the current working directory.

As a Python Module

LngDetectoR can also be used as a Python module in your scripts.

Example:

from lngdetector.main import generate_report

# Generate a report for the current directory
report = generate_report('/path/to/your/project')

# Print the pretty table
report.print_pretty_table()

# Get data for a specific language
python_data = report.get_language_data('Python')
print(f"Python files: {python_data['count']}, lines of code: {python_data['lines']}")

Output Example

When you run LngDetectoR, it outputs a table with the detected languages, the count of files, lines of code, and the percentage. Here is an example output:

Total files: 50
Total lines of code: 1200
+------------+------------+---------------+------------+
|  Language  | File Count | Lines of Code | Percentage |
+------------+------------+---------------+------------+
| Python     |     20     |      500      |   41.67%   |
| JavaScript |     15     |      350      |   29.17%   |
| HTML       |     10     |      200      |   16.67%   |
| CSS        |      5     |      150      |   12.50%   |
+------------+------------+---------------+------------+

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check issues page.

License

MIT