PyLcount
PyLcount (python line count) is a line counter written in python that can count the lines with different search options using a command line interface.
Use pip to install pylcount:
pip install pylcount
How to use
You must use the pylcount command to be able to count the lines in a single file or in a directory using the count argument. Here is an example:
pylcount count ./pylcount
Or in just one file:
pylcount count ./pylcount/counter.py
You can also filter some files by their extension using the --ext flag, or ignore directories and files using the --ignore flag:
pylcount count ./pylcount --ignore ./venv --ext .py .md
In the above command, we are ignoring the venv directory and only getting the files with the .py and .md extensions.
License
This project uses the MIT License, see the LICENSE file in the root of the project for more information.
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