#stats

16 solutions

Count Code Lines With tokei
macOStextstatscli

Break a project down by language and count code, comments and blanks.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Count Lines With cloc
Linuxtextstatscli

Break down a codebase into code, comment and blank lines per language.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Work With CSV and JSON Using Miller
macOStextstatsjson

Filter, transform and convert tabular data with a single tool.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Git Repo Summary With onefetch
macOSstatsgitcli

Print languages, contributors, size and recent activity for a repository.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Find the Biggest Files With du and sort
LinuxFilesstatsdisk

Rank files and folders by size using a human-readable sort.

Low risk ✓ 2026-10-13
Show NIC packet and error statistics with ip -s link
Linuxstatsnicerrors

Print RX/TX counters, errors, and dropped packets per interface — the fast way to spot a failing network card.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-17
A CSV Toolkit: csvkit
macOStextstatscsv

Use csvcut, csvstat, csvsql and friends to work with CSV files.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Plot Data With gnuplot
macOSstatsimageconvert

Render functions and data files as charts, including terminal output.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Code Statistics With scc
macOStextstatscli

Count lines and estimate complexity and effort across a codebase.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Analyze Web Logs With GoAccess
LinuxlogsstatsTerminal

Turn access logs into live visitor, request and status-code dashboards.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22
Sum a Column With awk
Linuxtextstatsscripting

Aggregate numbers in a column without a spreadsheet.

Low risk ✓ 2026-10-13
Column Statistics With datamash
macOStextstatscsv

Compute mean, median, deviation and more on tabular text input.

Low risk ✓ 2026-09-22