codesiz

codesiz is a command-line utility written in Go that analyzes source code file lengths.

Features

• Recursively scans directories for files.
• Configurable file extensions via an external JSON configuration.
• Computes statistics such as total files, total lines, average lines, median lines, largest/smallest file size, k-means clustering and standard deviations.
• Output options:
  • -? help / usage information.
  • -l for detailed listing.
  • -s for sorted output (smallest to largest).
  • -h for a graphical histogram representation.
  • -a to analyze all files (not just those matching configured extensions).
  • -j for JSON output of the analysis results.
• Language filtering options:
  • -i to include only a specific language type (ignores languages.json).
  • -e to exclude a specific language file type as defined in languages.json.
• Additional options:
  • -k to exclude the largest n files from the analysis. For example, -k 1 excludes the largest file, and -k 2 excludes the two largest files. (The excluded files are displayed separately.)

Building

1. Ensure you have Go installed.
2. Clone the repository.
3. Build for Windows:

go build -o codesiz.exe main.go

4. Build for Linux:

go build -o codesiz main.go