How to quickly identify bad projects with IDEA plug-in Statistic
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How do you count them?
The first thing I thought of was Excel. But it's obviously too much trouble.
Is there a tool specifically for code statistics?
A cloc (count lines of code) based on Perl might be just what you need.
Is there an easier way?
If you are using IDEA for development, it is recommended that you use the Statistic plugin.
We can find this plugin directly in IDEA's plugin marketplace. I've got it installed here.
If you can't use IDEA's plugin market due to network problems, you can also download and install it manually through the official website of IDEA's plugin market.
With this plug-in you can visually see all types of file information in your project such as number, size, etc., to help you better understand your project.
You can also use it to see the total number of classes, the number of valid lines of code, the number of comment lines, the percentage of valid code, and so on.
If you're worried about the plugin affecting IDEA's speed too much, turn it on only when there's a code statistics requirement, and disable it at other times!
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