mezura

As a developer, keeping track of the overall growth of your codebase over time can be a daunting task. Fortunately, there’s a lightweight console tool called Mezura that can make this process a lot easier. In essence, the app provides a convenient way to grab various statistics of your codebase, which can come in handy for figuring out areas of the code that may need improvement or refactoring.

One of the great features of the tool is that the statistics that can be grabbed are fully customizable. This means that you can specify a certain element that you are interested in, and Mezura will provide you with the relevant data. If you’re not sure how to get started, you can check out the available commands on the home page or use the Help menu to get more information.

The app can be used it in a variety of ways. If you don’t specify any directories, then the app will account for the current one as the main one to be analyzed. However, you can add paths and other arguments, as long as you separate them via a comma. This allows you to analyze codebases of any size, no matter how complex or varied.

Thanks to the app, you can get a complete overview of your codebase, including keyword occurrences, lines and percentages, number of files, percentage comparisons between languages, difference of stats between executions along with the total and average size. All of this data is stored in the %APPDATA%\mezura folder along with the configuration file. If you want to check your data in more detail or make modifications, you can easily access it there.

Mezura is a fantastic tool for developers who want to keep track of the growth of their codebase over time. With its customizable statistics, flexible usage, and comprehensive data collection, it’s a great addition for any developer who wants to stay on top of their codebase.