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Automatic code line table generator with VSCode

This script fetches all your GitHub repositories, and pushes the latest code line counts to your GitHub overview repo, i.e. the repo named as your username.

All you need is this VSCode extension: Code counter, and a GitHub token with repo scope.

Also, somewhere in your README.md, you need to have the following line to tell the script where to put the table:

### Lines of code

How to use

  1. Clone this repo git clone https://github.com/ilmari99/update-code-count-table.git
  2. cd update-code-count-table
  3. Install the VSCode extension: search for VS Code Counter in the extensions tab, and select the first one
  4. Create a GitHub token with repo scope: Creating a GitHub Personal Access Tokens
  5. Copy and modify the example enviornment json: cp example_env.json __private_env.json and update the __private_env.json with your GitHub username, the token, and optional exclusions from the code table.
  6. Run the script python update_code_count_table.py. The script will stop, and ask you to code the lines of code. Right-click on your file explorer in VS Code, and select Count lines in directory. When the counting is done, press Enter to continue the script, and push the changes to your GitHub overview repo.

Example:

Lines of code in my GitHub repositories (updated on 07 August 2024)

language files code comment blank total
Python 467 46,775 5,847 8,461 61,083
Java 72 8,854 566 1,799 11,219
MATLAB 44 3,501 1,009 991 5,501
C 29 2,506 790 485 3,781
JavaScript 14 2,369 341 451 3,161
SQL 5 2,078 5 54 2,137
Shell Script 29 798 308 311 1,417
HTML 18 677 43 135 855
C++ 11 351 371 187 909
Batch 5 193 60 102 355
LaTeX 3 140 0 44 184
CUDA C++ 1 100 42 35 177
Assembly 2 75 0 2 77
Makefile 6 61 1 26 88