Mini Code Analyzer

A simple CLI tool to analyze the lines of code of scripts if it reaches a maximum threshold.

Prerequisites

You have Node.js installed on your machine.

• Install via NVM (Recommended); or
• Download latest LTS version

Quick Start

Analyze current working directory with default parameters.

npx mini-code-analyzer

Analyze directory with arguments.

npx mini-code-analyzer --directory ./src --lines-of-code 200 --extensions js,jsx,ts,tsx

Sample Output

Mini Code Analyzer

Directory: ./src
Target Extensions: [ '.ts' ]
Lines of Code Threshold: 5

[Relative Path] | [Lines Of Code]
analyzeAsync.ts | 108
bin.ts          | 24
interfaces.ts   | 19
loggers.ts      | 43
utils.ts        | 24

Total number of files: 5

Arguments

• --directory, -d

  • Root Directory to begin analysis
  • Default: Current working directory
  • Eg. npx mini-code-analyzer -d "C:\Users\YourName\Documents\Projects\YourProject"

• --lines-of-code, -l

  • Lines of code threshold
  • Default: 500
  • Eg. npx mini-code-analyzer -l 500

• --extensions, --extension, -e

  • Extensions to include in analysys
  • Default: All extensions
  • Eg. npx mini-code-analyzer -e js,jsx,ts,tsx

Planned Features

• Ignore files from .gitignore