VS Code extension: counts blank lines, comment lines, and physical lines of source code in many programming languages.

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This extension uses other language extensions to determine the line of code.Therefore, you may need to install the language extension to support a new language.

Conversely, as the number of language extensions increases, the range of support for this feature also increases.

CodeViz Stat allows you to see the results of your statistics in beautiful graphs.

• Count the code lines of source code in workspace or directory.
• Count the code lines of the current file in real time.

• Open the command palette and select VSCodeCounter: Count lines in workspace.

  

• Open Explorer and right click on the folder.

• Select Count lines in directory.

  

• Open the command palette and select VSCodeCounter: Toggle Real-time Counter Visibility.

  

• Count the range of the selected text

  

• Open the command palette and select VSCodeCounter: Check available languages.

  • Available languages can be increased by adding language extensions.

VSCode Counter is able to aggregate in unknown languages by referring to the information in the installed language extensions. However, I found out that this information is not available in Remote Development.

Therefore, VSCode Counter's ability of collecting VSCode language extensions is now called as an independent function. The idea is to collect the information once in the local environment and store it so that it can be used remotely.

• First, launch VSCode on your local.
• Then, open the command palette and select VSCodeCounter: Save the collected language configurations.
• Then settings.json will store the configuration information collected from the current language extensions .
• Connect to the remote and use the VSCodecounter as usual.

You can also change the location where your configurations are stored. However, you must carry the stored information to the remote environment by yourself.

• VSCodeCounter.useGitignore: Whether to use '.gitignore' files for excluding files.
• VSCodeCounter.useFilesExclude: Whether to use setting 'files.exclude' for excluding files.
• VSCodeCounter.maxOpenFiles: Maximum number of files that VSCodeCounter can read simultaneously.
• VSCodeCounter.printNumberWithCommas: Whether to print a number with commas as thousands separators.(except for CSV)
• VSCodeCounter.ignoreUnsupportedFile: Ignore unsupported files.
• VSCodeCounter.endOfLine: A new line character to be used in the output file.
• VSCodeCounter.include: Configure glob patterns for including files and folders.
• VSCodeCounter.exclude: Configure glob patterns for excluding files and folders.
• VSCodeCounter.outputDirectory: Directory path for outputting results.
• VSCodeCounter.outputAsText: Whether to output the result as a text file.
• VSCodeCounter.outputAsCSV: Whether to output the result as a CSV file.
• VSCodeCounter.outputAsMarkdown: Whether to output the result as a Markdown file.
• VSCodeCounter.outputPreviewType: Type of output file to preview after counting. Choose from text, csv, markdown, diff-text, diff-csv, diff-markdown or none.
• VSCodeCounter.saveLocation: Specify where to store the collected language configurations.
• VSCodeCounter.history: Controls the number of recent result to keep in history.

Enjoy!