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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [FUN] Get some stats of your project/s Post 302943255 by sea on Wednesday 6th of May 2015 08:50:40 PM
Old 05-06-2015
[FUN] Get some stats of your project/s

Heya

Ever wanted to have some basic stats of your projects?
Like:
Code:
./stats.sh 
########################################
	Project stats for "tui"
########################################
260 kb	in bin
24 kb	in conf.etc
12 kb	in conf.home
32 kb	in docs/samples
176 kb	in docs/wiki
280 kb	in docs
192 kb	in man
1984 kb	in screenshots
12 kb	in templates/manpage
32 kb	in templates/scripts
12 kb	in templates/usr
64 kb	in templates
36 kb	in themes
13 folders with a total of 3116 kbytes
########################################
Spread across 190 files, there are:
Lines Total: 		 14542
Comment lines: 		 2409
Blank lines: 		 201
Avrg lines p. file: 	 76

Was created using these few lines:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
#
#	Vars
#
	LINER="########################################"
	COMMENTS=0
	LINES=0
	BLANKS=0
#
#	Action
#
	echo "$LINER"
	echo -e "\tProject stats for \"$(basename $PWD)\""
# Size
	echo "$LINER"
	for DIR in * ; do [ -d "$DIR" ] && LIST+=" $DIR" ; done
	du $LIST  | awk '{print $1" kb\tin "$2;SUM=SUM+$1} END {print NR" folders with a total of "SUM" kbytes"}'
# Files
	echo "$LINER"
	FILES=$(find|grep -ve ".git" -ve ".jpg"| wc -l)
	echo "Spread across $FILES files, there are:"
# Lines
	for F in $(find|grep -ve ".git" -ve ".jpg")
	do	[ -f "$F" ] && \
			COMMENTS=$(( $COMMENTS + $(grep ^"#" "$F" | wc -l) )) && \
			LINES=$(( $LINES + $(cat "$F" | wc -l) )) && \
			BLANKS=$(( $BLANKS + $(grep ^[[:space:]]$ "$F" | wc -l) ))
	done
# Summary
	echo -e "Lines Total: \t\t $LINES"
	echo -e "Comment lines: \t\t $COMMENTS"
	echo -e "Blank lines: \t\t $BLANKS"
	echo -e "Avrg lines p. file: \t $(( $LINES / $FILES ))"

I wanted to share it when i wrote it, but figured i didnt.

Have fun
 

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FS_RXSTATPEER(1)					       AFS Command Reference						  FS_RXSTATPEER(1)

NAME
fs_rxstatpeer - Manage per-peer Rx statistics collection SYNOPSIS
fs rxstatpeer [-clear] [-disable] [-enable] [-help] DESCRIPTION
fs rxstatpeer manipulates some of the Rx protocol counters in the OpenAFS kernel interface. OPTIONS
-clear Clear the Rx stats for peers in the kernel module. -disable Disable logging of Rx stats for peers in the kernel module. -enable Enable logging of Rx stats for peers in the kernel module. -help Prints the online help for this command. All other valid options are ignored. OUTPUT
This command produces no output other than error messages. EXAMPLES
Enable Rx Stats for peers: % fs rxstatpeer -enable PRIVILEGE REQUIRED
The issuer must be logged in as the local superuser root. SEE ALSO
fs(1), fs_rxstatproc(1), rxdebug(1) COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007 Jason Edgecombe <jason@rampaginggeek.com> This documentation is covered by the BSD License as written in the doc/LICENSE file. This man page was written by Jason Edgecombe for OpenAFS. OpenAFS 2012-03-26 FS_RXSTATPEER(1)
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