phploc

measures PHP project size and complexity

TLDR

Measure project size

$ phploc [src/]

Output as CSV

$ phploc --log-csv [stats.csv] [src/]

Exclude a directory

$ phploc --exclude [vendor] [.]

Count tests

$ phploc --count-tests [src/]

Analyze specific file suffixes

$ phploc --suffix [php] --suffix [inc] [src/]

Exclude multiple directories

$ phploc --exclude [vendor] --exclude [tests] [src/]

phploc measures the size and complexity of a PHP project. It reports metrics including lines of code (LOC), comment lines, non-comment lines, number of classes, methods, functions, interfaces, traits, namespaces, constants, and cyclomatic complexity.The tool scans directories recursively for PHP files and generates a summary of structural metrics. It is part of the PHP QA toolchain created by Sebastian Bergmann.

PARAMETERS

DIRECTORIES

One or more directories to analyze.

--log-csv FILE

Write results in CSV format to file.

--log-xml FILE

Write results in XML format to file.

--exclude DIR

Exclude directory from analysis. Can be specified multiple times.

--suffix SUFFIX

File suffix to include (default: php). Can be specified multiple times.

--count-tests

Include test-related metrics in the output.

--names NAMES

Comma-separated list of file names to include.

--names-exclude NAMES

Comma-separated list of file names to exclude.

--help

Display help information.

--version

Display version information.

INSTALL

yay -S phploc

CAVEATS

Phploc has been archived by its author and is no longer actively maintained. It analyzes directories recursively by default. Only files with the `.php` suffix are scanned unless changed with `--suffix`.

HISTORY

PHPLOC was created by Sebastian Bergmann, also known for PHPUnit, as part of the PHP quality assurance toolkit.