countmytokens 0.1.0

Count tokens in dir or git repos

countmytokens

Ever wondered how big in tokens are your codebase? No? Well, too bad, because countmytokens is here to count them anyway.

Features

• Token Counting: Counts tokens in all your files.
• Binary File Skipping: Skipps binary files because counting tokens in those would be just silly.
• CSV Reports: Generates CSV reports so you can pretend to analyze the data.
• Tree Reports: Creates tree reports to visualize the token hierarchy.
• Git Integration: If it detects a Git repository, it uses ls-files to respect .gitignore and other exclude settings.

Installation

`code pis install countmytokens ``

For users who prefer to use pipx, you can install it globally:

pipx install countmytokens

If you are using uv, you can install it with:

uv tool install countmytokens

Usage

`code countmytokens /path/to/your/code/project ``

Options

• --exclude*: Paths to exclude. Because some files just don't deserve to be counted.
• --include-binary*: Include binary files in the token count. If you're into that sort of thing.
• --max-files*: Maximum concurrent file operations. Default is 100. Because why not?
• --report*: Choose your report format: lines or tree
• --output: Output file for CSV report. Default is token_report.csv. Creative, huh?
• --verbose: Increase output verbosity

Example

code countmytokens /path/to/your/code/project --exclude venv --report tree --verbose

Contributing

Feel free to contribute. Or don't. It's your life.

LICENSE MIT License. Because sharing is caring.