poly is a command-line tool that determines project contents.
The goal is to able to point it to any directory and get an accurate, complete, and informative summary of its contents.
Polyglot distinguishes itself from tokei, gocloc, and loc by being able to disambiguate file names. Therefore, poly will not confuse Happy for Yacc (for instance).
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Accurate: won’t confuse Coq and Verilog.
- Fast.
- Pretty: magenta output.
Website: github.com/vmchale/polyglot
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Developer: Vanessa McHale
License: BSD 3-Clause “New” or “Revised” License
polyglot is written in ATS.
Related Software
| Alternatives to cloc | |
|---|---|
| Tokei | Displays statistics about your code |
| scc | Fast accurate code counter with complexity calculations and COCOMO estimates |
| SLOCCount | Set of tools for counting physical Source Lines of Code |
| gocloc | A compact fast cloc tool seeking inspiration from Tokei |
| loccount | Re-implementation of David A. Wheeler’s sloccount tool in Go |
| loc | Rust implementation of cloc, but it’s more than 100x faster |
| tcount | Count your code by tokens and patterns in the syntax tree |
| sloc | Simple tool to count source lines of code written in CoffeeScript |
| polyglot | Command-line tool that determines project contents |
| enry | Programming language detector based on go-enry |
| Linguist | Assess a repository’s languages stats with github-linguist executable |
| CLOCTUI | TUI for CLOC |
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