Class: Countless::Cloc

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/countless/cloc.rb

Overview

A simple wrapper around the CLOC utility.

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.raw_stats(*paths) ⇒ Hash{String => Hash{String => Mixed}] the raw CLOC YAML output

Fetch the raw statistics via CLOC for the given paths.

Parameters:

  • paths (Array<String, Pathname>) —

    the paths (files or directories) to fetch the statistics for

Returns:

  • (Hash{String => Hash{String => Mixed}] the raw CLOC YAML output) —

    Hash=> Hash{String => Mixed] the raw CLOC YAML output



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# File 'lib/countless/cloc.rb', line 36

def raw_stats(*paths)
  cmd = [
    Countless.cloc_path,
    '--quiet',
    '--by-file',
    '--yaml',
    '--list-file -',
    '2>/dev/null'
  ].join(' ')

  # We pipe in the file list via stdin to cloc, this allows us to
  # pass large file lists down (ARGV is size limited)
  stdout = IO.popen(cmd, File::RDWR) do |io|
    paths.each { |path| io.puts(path) }
    io.close_write
    io.read
  end

  # When the system command was not successful,
  # we return an fallback result
  return {} unless $CHILD_STATUS.success?

  # Otherwise we use the CLOC produced YAML and parse it
  YAML.safe_load(stdout) || {}
end

.stats(*paths) ⇒ Hash{String => Hash{Symbol => Integer}}

Extract code statistics from the given files with CLOC. Each key of the resulting hash is the file path which was inspected. Each value of the resulting hash contains the raw statistic numbers (blank, comment, code, total).

Example:

{
  "/app/lib/countless/configuration.rb" => {
    :blank=>24, :comment=>43, :code=>141, :total=>208
  }
}

Returns:

  • (Hash{String => Hash{Symbol => Integer}}) —

    the re-structured CLOC statistics



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# File 'lib/countless/cloc.rb', line 22

def stats(*paths)
  raw_stats(*paths).except('SUM', 'header').transform_values do |obj|
    obj.symbolize_keys.except(:language).tap do |stats|
      stats[:total] = stats.values.sum
    end
  end
end