Octotree - GitHub code tree
GitHub on steroids
Github Gloc - counts locs on GitHub pages
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GitHub on steroids
See Lines Of Code of any GitHub repository in simple yet elegant way
Agrega un botón a github para ver el historial del archivo / Add a button to github to see the file history
Enable code folding when viewing files in GitHub.
Simplifies the GitHub interface and adds useful features
Display repo size, size of each file, download link and option to copy file contents
Hm, at first sight, a had no idea, how does it app can help? BUT, use it once, can't stop...
I want to have option to hide this info Total lines in the current directory: 163 By extensions: gitignore - 38, md - 11, xml - 114 So at the end there is only "lines" label
Very useful, but seems to require refreshing the page to see line counts in directories.
Doesn't seem to work on private repos.
Edit: I originally left a one star review due to it hanging. After refreshing the page, it worked as normal. I am leaving a 4 star since it was still fairly slow (took around 10 minutes) and it sometimes hangs.
Pra uma extensão tão simples de usar é uma otima ferramenta pra manter noção do tamanho do projeto.
Hi, could you maybe implment feature, to show, how many LoC is in different folders? It would be like "my source code folder (2500 lines)"
Would give it 5/5 if it could be used on branches as well.
Very fast and useful!
Wow, that was unexpected. A cool thing. I would only like to suggest to clearly show what the number would mean. Without any reading I am thinking that it's total lines of all files - including comments, empty lines and readme. It would be nice to write a single line of text telling what number represents.