scc
A very fast and accurate code counter with complexity calculations, COCOMO/LOCOMO estimates, and unique line metrics written in pure Go.
What is scc?
scc (Sloc, Cloc and Code) is a command‑line tool that counts lines of source code, comments, and blanks across many programming languages. It provides additional metrics like code complexity, COCOMO project cost estimates, and LOCOMO LLM‑based development cost estimates. The tool is designed for speed and accuracy, often outperforming alternatives like cloc and tokei.
Developers, engineering managers, and teams who need to analyze codebases for size, complexity, cost estimation, or maintenance insights. It's especially useful for projects requiring fast, multi‑language code counting with additional metrics.
scc combines extreme speed, accurate multi‑language counting, and unique features like complexity estimation, COCOMO/LOCOMO cost models, and ULOC/DRYness metrics in a single tool. Its Go implementation ensures portability and performance, and it offers multiple output formats for integration into CI/CD pipelines and other tools.
Overview
Sloc, Cloc and Code: scc is a very fast accurate code counter with complexity calculations and COCOMO estimates written in pure Go
Use Cases
Best For
- Quickly measuring the size and composition of multi‑language codebases
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