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I have a repository on GitHub from which I have to find some statistics, then I have to process this data in a Python script. In particular, the information I have to get is the number of lines of code modified in a certain amount of days, i. e. the number of lines of code added, deleted and modified. I tried to take a look at the bees of GitHub but unfortunately I have not found what I need, would anyone know how to advise me what to do? Thank you.

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antoniocapizzi95
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  • There are many ways of doing this, and already a many answers with nearly identical question titles, like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26881441/can-you-get-the-number-of-lines-of-code-from-a-github-repository – msanford May 29 '19 at 14:12

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You can use CLOC(“Count Lines of Code”), which will give you a breakdown of significant and insignificant lines of code by language.

cloc $(git ls-files)

This git ls-files is same as xargs cloc.

Or another way to get number of coded line is to use...

git ls-files | xargs wc -l
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