Count Lines of Code on Netbeans PHP Project [closed]

Question

How can i count the LOC of a Netbeans PHP-Project?

i´m using Netbeans 7.0.1 on Windows 7

Hectare

I remember that there isn't the support for this but I could be wrong. – Allot

Answer 1

I haven't found a way to do that in netbeans (on any OS) but i guess you could get away with something like the following:

Save this little script someplace where you can find it: (lets say "cntln.php")

<?php

function countLinesInFile($fileInfo)
{
    return count(file($fileInfo));
}

function countLinesInDir($directory, $filePattern)
{
    $total = 0;
    $iterator = new RecursiveIteratorIterator(new RecursiveDirectoryIterator($directory));
    foreach($iterator as $fileInfo)
    {
        if (-1 < preg_match($filePattern, $fileInfo->getFileName()))
        {
            $total += countLinesInFile($fileInfo);
        }
    }
    return $total;
}

function usage($argv)
{
    printf("usage: php -q %s <directory> <filematch>\n", reset($argv));

    printf(" - directory: path to the root directory of a project.\n");
    printf(" - filematch: regex pattern for files to include.\n");

    return 1;
}

if (count($argv) < 3)
{
    die(usage($argv));
}

printf("%d\n", countLinesInDir($argv[1], $argv[2]));

and use it on the commandline (cmd.exe):

c:> php -q cntln.php "C:\projects\foo" "~\.php$~"

With some minor trickery I'm sure you can create a shortcut to it that you can put on the quick launch bar or use it in some other tooling.

Might have bugs since I typed it just now, mostly in the SO text box.

Scream

note that this will see comments etc. as code. but you could change countLinesInFile to only found lines not starting with "~\s+?(\/\/|#)~" to get a somewhat more accurate reading without comments. – Scream

netbeans does not offer such a feature for php-projects apparently... so this is a solution that works ide-independent (+1) and is enough for now. thanks – Hectare

Answer 2

I was looking for the same and stumbled over this question, but the accepted answer is only for LOC, not for LLOC, and ProjectCodeMeter seems to be a bit overkill.

What I found as a working solution for me: phploc by Sebastian Bergmann. Works like a charm.

Tactics

Does not support for above PHP 7.2 is no longer supported. – Salpinx

Answer 3

you can use ProjectCodeMeter to count logical lines of code (LLOC) on any php project (it is aware of comments and empty lines)

Backstairs

Answer 4

You can use PDepend or PHPMetrics. Both are free, open source projects

• Pdepend
• PHPMetrics

Hilburn