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OctoCounts – the SLOC panel GitHub forgot

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About huanglizhuo/OctoCounts

OctoCounts is a JavaScript tool that adds a source lines of code (SLOC) panel to GitHub repository pages. It calculates and displays a rough code size metric directly in the GitHub interface, addressing a feature GitHub itself does not provide. The project is open source and currently has limited adoption.

Best for

Developers who want a quick, on-page size estimate for GitHub repos without leaving the site.

Use cases

  • Get a quick SLOC estimate for a GitHub repository
  • Compare codebase sizes between repositories
  • Assess project scale before diving into the code

Notes

17 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-15. Licensed MIT.

Pros

  • Fills a real gap in GitHub's default UI
  • Open source and easy to inspect or modify
  • Lightweight JavaScript, no heavy dependencies implied

Cons

  • Very low community traction, only 17 stars
  • Likely limited to repository page contexts on GitHub
  • Accuracy of SLOC counts may vary by language or approach

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