LinesCounter

This bashscript counts the number of lines of code written in your local github repository (cloned repository) or other any other folder with code.

Download Repository

After opening the bash terminal, you can use the following command to clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/arnavgrg/LinesCounter.git

Provide Permissions

After cloning this repository, run the following command to provide the required permissions to run the file:

chmod 750 projectLines.sh

The permission '750' provides the user with rwx permissions, the group with rx permissions, where:

• r: read
• w: write
• x: execute

Executing the file

General Format: ./projectLines [path/of/directory]

If not specified, the default path is taken to be the current directory, that is, the directory in which the code is being executed.

Option 1: ./projectLines.sh
Output: Found 2389 lines of code in the root directory .

Option 2: ./projectLines.sh sample-project
Output: Found 4345 lines of code in ./sample-project/ .

To see the help page:

Option 1: ./projectLines.sh -h
**OR**
Option 2: ./projectLines.sh -help
**OR**
Option 3: ./projectLines.sh --help

Redirecting Output

If you want to save the output into a file instead of printing it out to the bash terminal, you can run the command like this:

./projectLines.sh sample-project &> lines.txt

This will redirect both stdout and stderr to the file lines.txt

Deleting Repository

rm -rf LinesCounter/