Refmeter, measurable refactoring metrics tool

Written in python, ironically does not work for python code.

Dependencies

pathlib, os, sys

Usage

    ./refmeter.py path [sortColumnNumber]
    example:
    ./refmeter.py
    ./refmeter.py . 1  <- sort by first column, which is line count, default is 5
    columns:
    1 - line count per file
    2 - code blocks count ( what is inside {} )
    3 - parameter blocks count (what is inside () )
    4 - 'case' operator per file ( as for it indicates code block, but does not wrapped in {} )
    5 - max nest level per file (   {} is 1, { {} } is 2  ) <- default
        if() { // nest level 1
            if() { // nest level 2
                    if() { // nest level 3
                    }
                }
            }

How it works

Refmeter does not analyze any specific code patterns, instead it rely on code blocks, basically counting bracets.

Example analysys

Long switch case antipattern

will be detected by counting 'case' keyword

Multiple nested if antipattern

    if() {
        if() {
            if() {
                ...
            }
        }
    }

will be detected by max nested level (5 column)

Long class antipattern

will be detected by couting lines per file

General rule

Keep all parameters as low as possible