Macro count_it_all 

macro_rules! count_it_all {
    () => { ... };
    (workspace: true) => { ... };
    (workspace: false) => { ... };
    ($other:tt) => { ... };
}

Fires up a comprehensive line count across all file types in your project with CountRoo. 🌍🔢

count_it_all is your one-stop macro for when you want to dive deep and get a full count of every line of code, across all file types recognized by your CountRoo configuration. It’s like commissioning CountRoo for a grand tour of your entire codebase, leaving no stone unturned.

This macro simplifies the process by automatically setting up CountRoo with a configuration based on a relative file path to “config.txt”, initiating a thorough line count, and then exporting the tally to stdout. Ideal for when you need a bird’s-eye view of your project’s size and scope.

Requirements

• The default feature flag must be active for this macro to come into play.
• Ensure that CountRoo, Config, and an appropriate OutputWriter (like StdoutWriter) are in scope and properly defined.

Example Invocation

To get a comprehensive line count of your project, simply call:

// Inside build.rs
use countroo::prelude::*;
fn main() {
    count_it_all!();
    // If you're using it for a workspace, you can just use it like this inside any project's build.rs
    countroo::count_it_all!(workspace: true);
}

Whether you’re evaluating the scale of a new project, or you need detailed metrics for documentation or analysis, count_it_all! offers a hassle-free solution to gather those insights with minimal setup. 🚀📊