source-code-metrics
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StottlerHenke / CBRI-Calculation
This project contains scripts that use the Understand static analysis tool to calculate key metrics associated with technical debt for a list of GitHub repositories and compiles the results into a single file.
Language:Perl 6m-zakeri / QualityMeter
Software quality meter toolkit
Language:Python 5DanielJRamirez / source-code-vulnerability-detection-project
Compilation of five individual methods of source code vulnerability detection.
Language:Jupyter Notebook 4- CBRI-Backend
CBR Insight: Measure Source Code Quality
Language:Python 4 kevinjalbert / master-thesis
M.Sc. Thesis on "Predicting Mutation Scores using Source Code and Test Suite Metrics"
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borglefink / cntsrc
A command line utility for counting source code lines, reimplemented.
Language:Go 1- CBRI-Frontend
CBR Insight: Visualize Source Code Quality
Language:TypeScript 1 A Jenkins plugin that will analyze source with Understand, calculate core metrics, and then post the results to the CBRI-Backend.
Language:Perl 1gitq-for-github / plugin
GitHub has nearly 44 million public repositories out of 190 million repositories. GitHub currently has a 54 million developer network. If someone wants to look out for good repositories, it will be quite difficult to navigate through repositories, especially for novice programmers. So, what did we do? We made an attempt to help the novice developers better understand the repository about source code and maintenance. So, what is GitQ? GitQ is a browser plugin, when added to a browser GitQ shows visual badges for repositories on Github. GitQ augments GitHub with badges that deliver visual cues quantifying the project’s architecture and maintenance. It also provides additional project information w.r.t metric scores. With GitQ, we wish to improve developers’ experience while using GitHub; help them identify the right repository for re-use or contribution.
Language:JavaScript 0Kowndinya2000 / gitQ
GitHub has nearly 44 million public repositories out of 190 million repositories. GitHub currently has a 54 million developer network. If someone wants to look out for good repositories, it will be quite difficult to navigate through repositories, especially for novice programmers. So, what did we do? We made an attempt to help the novice developers better understand the repository about source code and maintenance. So, what is GitQ? GitQ is a browser plugin, when added to a browser GitQ shows visual badges for repositories on Github. GitQ augments GitHub with badges that deliver visual cues quantifying the project’s architecture and maintenance. It also provides additional project information w.r.t metric scores. With GitQ, we wish to improve developers’ experience while using GitHub; help them identify the right repository for re-use or contribution.
Language:JavaScript 0oliverlavery / git-histo
Git command for displaying histograms of how recently source code was modified.
Language:Python 0av-maramzin / PParMetrics
PPar Metrics tool. Uses LLVM framework to build a dependence graph of a program and calculates a set of software parallelisability metrics.
Language:Makefilevictor-iyi / Lines-of-code
Ever wanted to know how many lines of codes are in your project? This is the solution you've been looking for!
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