sonne is a simple and fast lines of code counter that is very configurable and easy to use. It is able to count plain text lines, as well as code lines including comments using configurable language definitions. These language definitions can be added to any config at will, allowing for custom code counting at any scope.
Download the latest binary release in the releases page.
First, clone the repository using --recurse-submodules to get all of the submoduled dependencies.
Then create a build or out folder and run CMake in it.
Then compile and run!
sonne depends on fmt for formatting strings, json for parsing configs, Catch2 for testing, and cxxopts for parsing commands.
To use sonne, just provide the path to the file or folder you wish to run it on.
sonne <path>
You may also add flags before the path such as -c to specify columns or -i for ignoring hidden files.
sonne is meant to be configured to change languages supported or files to ignore. These options are configured with a file named .sonne.json. These are the supported options. A default configuration is placed into your home directory at ~/.sonne.json with language definitions and default settings.
ignore-hidden
Specifies whether or not hidden files and directories should be ignored. Default is true.
Specifies the amount of columns that should be used at max to print the table. Default is 80.
An array of language blocks containing information on language name, associated extensions, and comment tokens.
Check the root .sonne.json to see how to structure these blocks and add your own.
An array of files and/or directories to ignore and skip over when counting lines. Default is blank.
sonne is licensed under the MIT License, the terms of which can be seen here.
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