CLI tool for quick size measure of PHP project, runs anywhere
What are killer features? install anywhere - PHP 7.2? PHPUnit 6? Symfony 3? Not a problem, this packagehas zero dependencies and works on PHP 7.2+ get quick overview of your project size - no details, no complexity, just lines of code get easy JSON output for further processing we keep it simple, so you can enjoy reading - for more complex operation use static analysis like PHPStan The package is scoped and downgraded to PHP 7.2. So you can install it anywhere with any set of dependencies:
composer require tomasvotruba/lines --dev vendor/bin/lines measure src For short output:
vendor/bin/lines measure src --short For json output, just add--json:
vendor/bin/lines measure src --json Also, you can combine them (very handy for blog posts and tweets):
vendor/bin/lines measure src --short --json Are you looking for top 10 longest files?
vendor/bin/lines measure src --longest ↓
Longest files line count src/Measurements.php ............................... 320 src/Console/OutputFormatter/TextOutputFormatter.php 136 src/NodeVisitor/StructureNodeVisitor.php ........... 124 src/Console/Command/MeasureCommand.php .............. 98 src/Analyser.php .................................... 92 src/DependencyInjection/ContainerFactory.php ........ 81 src/Console/OutputFormatter/JsonOutputFormatter.php. 70 src/Finder/PhpFilesFinder.php ....................... 56 src/ValueObject/TableView.php ....................... 54 src/ValueObject/TableRow.php ........................ 40 For the text output, you'll get data like these:
Filesystem count Directories ......................................... 32 Files .............................................. 160 Lines of code count / relative Code ................................... 15 521 / 70.9 % Comments ................................ 6 372 / 29.1 % Total .................................. 21 893 / 100 % Structure count Namespaces .......................................... 32 Classes ............................................ 134* Constants ........................................ 91* Methods ....................................... 1 114 Interfaces .......................................... 20 Traits ............................................... 4 Enums ................................................ 1 Functions ........................................... 36 Global constants ..................................... 0 Methods count / relative Non-static .............................. 1 058 / 95 % Static ..................................... 56 / 5 % Public .................................... 875 / 78.5 % Protected .................................. 90 / 8.1 % Private ................................... 149 / 13.4 % Or in a json format:
{"filesystem" : {"directories" :10 ,"files" :15 },"lines_of_code" : {"code" :1064 ,"code_relative" :95.4 ,"comments" :51 ,"comments_relative" :4.6 ,"total" :1115 },"structure" : {"namespaces" :11 ,"classes" :14 ,"class_methods" :88 ,"class_constants" :0 ,"interfaces" :1 ,"traits" :0 ,"enums" :0 ,"functions" :5 ,"global_constants" :3 },"methods_access" : {"non_static" :82 ,"non_static_relative" :93.2 ,"static" :6 ,"static_relative" :6.8 },"methods_visibility" : {"public" :70 ,"public_relative" :79.5 ,"protected" :2 ,"protected_relative" :2.3 ,"private" :16 ,"private_relative" :18.2 }} This tool use case is to measure your code, not the 3rd party libraries. That's why it ignores/vendor directory by default to avoid huge false positives.
If you want to measure vendor files too, use--allow-vendor option:
vendor/bin/lines measure vendor/rector/rector --allow-vendor