Pyline counter gives the line count of your script / project Python.
Pyline counter has several options so that the result is as detailed and precise as you wish.
usage: pyline_counter.py [-h] [-v] [-g] [-d] [-b] [-r] [-e] [-o [EXCLUDE_FOLDER]] [-i [EXCLUDE_FILE]]
[-s [{file,nb,class,deco,func,doc,com,blank,_file,_nb,...}]] [path_or_file]
| Positional arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| path_or_file | path (relative path authorized) or file (extension file authorized: *.py; *.pyw; *.py3; *.pyi; *.pyde) this argument is required if gui mode is not enabled |
| Optional arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| -h, --help | show this help message and exit |
| -v, --verbose | increases the level of verbosity for debugging |
| -g, --gui | enable gui mode (if no argument is given, gui mode is enabled) |
| -d, --detail | display detail information (number of Class/Decorator/Function/Docstring/Comment/Blank line) |
| -b, --byfile | display information by file (one more line for the total) |
| -r, --recursive | search files in subfolders (path only) |
| -e, --exclude_empty | exclude empty files from result |
| -o, --exclude_folder [EXCLUDE_FOLDER] | exclude folders from analysis (recursive option must be enabled; regex default pattern:'.\your_input\.'; delimiter:';') |
| -i, --exclude_file [EXCLUDE_FILE] | exclude files from analysis (path only; regex default pattern:'^your_input$'; delimiter:';') |
| -s, --sort [{file,nb,class,deco,func,doc,com,blank,_file,_nb,...}] | sort the result by (byfile option must be enabled) : - file: filename (default) - nb: number of line - class: number of class - deco: number of decorator - func: number of function - doc: number of docstring - com: number of comment - blank: number of blank line - _: Use the '_' prefix to reverse the sort order |