lines-of-gode is a CLI tool to count how many lines of code you have changed across your repositories (or those where you contributed). It's inspired by Jothin-kumar/lines-of-code.
To use it, you can follow two ways: running a binary or building from source.
NOTE: You have to create a Personal Access Token for using lines-of-gode. It's mostly GitHub's security reasons and you can do it in less than five minutes, head up to Settings and create a new token with some permissions (you may use it for other things, but lines-of-gode only requires access to your repositories and your user).
This is the easiest one, just head to the Releases section and download the executable file. Once you have it, run it from your terminal with ./lines-of-gode. Running it without arguments will display the help section.
The hardest way, but maybe the one you will have to follow if the binary is not available. You're going to need a Go compiler (preferably 1.13+, I use 1.18 for developing but anything over 1.13 should be fine) and a little bit of experience with the terminal.
So, once you have the requirements, clone this repository with
git clone https://github.com/Ti7oyan/lines-of-gode
or if you use github-cli.
gh repo clone Ti7oyan/lines-of-code
Then, open the folder with a terminal (or just run cd to it), build the CLI with go build and... that's it!
But, if you want to use it across your OS, you will have to install it with go install and, if you didn't have the GOPATH set, run export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/go/bin.
With all of this, you can now run lines of gode from anywhere.
I'm just starting learning Go so, any tips for code style, refactor and general observations are really appreciated, as well as direct contribution!
Copyright (c) 2022 Ticiano Morvan