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Do you ever wonder about the distribution of LOC lengths in your source files ?
No ?
I do so I made **LocMess**.
As an answer may bring another question, locmess tries to answer it too:
and if you have yet another question, it's probably for `git blame`.
The source code of **LocMess**, which is totally not messy, may serve as a reasonnable basis for many kinds of transplatformy CLI applications. It's small so there's not much to remove to get to the pure boilerplate.
# Installation
## With cargo
You'll need the rust toolchain, which you may find at https://rustup.rs
Then do
```bash
cargo install locmess
```
## From precompiled binaries
You'll find them in https://dystroy.org/locmess/download
# Usage
To compute LOC stats on all not gitignored files in the current directory, do
```bash
locmess
```
You may also pass a path as argument.
Other options are explained with `locmess --help`.