CLOCTUI is a terminal user interface (TUI) for the CLOC code analysis tool, built using the Textual framework.
CLOCTUI runs CLOC under the hood and then displays the results in an interactive table. It makes the results of CLOC much more pleasant to view, especially for large code bases.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Group by language, directory, or show all individual files. This works the same as CLOC’s different modes, but interactive.
- Sort any column in the table by clicking the header or using keyboard shortcuts.
- You can run in Inline mode (default), or run in fullscreen mode with the -f flag.
Website: github.com/edward-jazzhands/cloctui
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Developer: Edward Jazzhands
License: MIT License
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