Languages statistics 📊
The following table provides a comprehensive breakdown of the codebase by language. It includes the number of files, lines of code, comments, and blank lines for each language used in the repository.
Statistics 📈
Deploy directory 🚀
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Language Files Lines Code Comments Blanks
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HCL 86 3001 2477 183 341
INI 1 5 5 0 0
JSON 16 34729 34729 0 0
Pan 2 139 128 0 11
PHP 3 76 76 0 0
Shell 18 1559 1208 85 266
Plain Text 81 1014 0 1014 0
YAML 416 62615 61692 695 228
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Total 623 103138 100315 1977 846
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All project ♾️
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Language Files Lines Code Comments Blanks
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BASH 10 260 200 23 37
Dockerfile 1 17 10 5 2
Gherkin (Cucumber) 2 49 46 0 3
Go 3 463 432 0 31
HCL 90 3202 2643 190 369
INI 1 5 5 0 0
JavaScript 192 12232 10576 848 808
JSON 81 258111 258111 0 0
Nix 12 640 621 6 13
Pan 2 139 128 0 11
PHP 4 96 96 0 0
Shell 31 2533 2012 142 379
Plain Text 87 1244 0 1192 52
TOML 2 52 39 2 11
YAML 525 68555 67559 722 274
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Markdown 62 13072 0 6899 6173
|- BASH 6 19 19 0 0
|- JavaScript 1 13 13 0 0
|- Markdown 1 1 0 1 0
(Total) 13105 32 6900 6173
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Total 1105 360670 342478 10029 8163
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Purpose of the language statistics 💡
Understanding the distribution of languages within a codebase proves essential for several reasons:
- Code Maintenance: Different languages require different maintenance efforts. Knowing the proportion of each language helps in resource allocation.
- Skill Management: It assists in identifying the skill set needed for the team. For instance, a high number of JavaScript files indicates the need for more JavaScript developers.
- Code Quality: Monitoring the lines of code and comments can help in maintaining code quality. A good balance between code and comments indicates well-documented code.
- Project Planning: It aids in planning future development. For example, focus on enhancements in yaml handling tools if a project relies on yaml files.
- Technical Debt: High numbers in certain languages might signal potential areas of technical debt that need addressing, such as legacy systems predominantly written in a specific language.