Powershell Lines of code count

Question

Im having some trouble counting the lines of code in all my powershell projects. I want to ignore comment sections in my count, unfortunately I am not that good with regular expressions. So what I want to achieve is to exclude all the "Synopsis help code in functions"

<#
    .SYNOPSIS
#>

And my own comment blocks

<#
Get-ADUser -Identity ThisUserDoesNotExist
ThisCodeIsCommentedOut
#>

What I have so far is

Get-Content Script.ps1 | ?{$_ -ne "" -and $_ -notlike "#*"}

Think I found a way round it: function Count-CommentBlock { param ( $ScriptText ) $boolInsideComment = $false $lineCounter = 0 $lineTotal = 0 $ScriptText = $ScriptText.Trim() foreach ($Line in $ScriptText) { if ($Line -like "<#*") { $boolInsideComment = $true } elseif ($Line -like "#>*") { $boolInsideComment = $false $lineCounter++ $lineTotal += $lineCounter } if ($boolInsideComment) { $lineCounter++ } } return $lineTotal } This should work? — user2782999
– user2782999, Commented May 7, 2014 at 7:59

CB. · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-07 07:31:10Z

If you are in v3.0 I suggest to use this script: http://poshcode.org/4789

Here the relevant part modified just to count lines of code of a script file:

$file = ".\My_Script_File.ps1"

$fileContentsArray  = Get-Content -Path $file

if ($fileContentsArray)
    {
        $codeLines          = $null
        $tokenAst           = $null
        $parseErrorsAst     = $null
        # Use the PowerShell 3 file parser to create the scriptblock AST, tokens and error collections
        $scriptBlockAst     = [System.Management.Automation.Language.Parser]::ParseFile($file, [ref]$tokenAst, [ref]$parseErrorsAst)
        # Calculate the 'lines of code': any line not containing comment or commentblock and not an empty or whitespace line.
        # Remove comment tokens from the tokenAst, remove all double newlines and count all the newlines (minus 1)
        $prevTokenIsNewline = $false
        $codeLines      = @($tokenAst | select -ExpandProperty Kind |  where { $_ -ne "comment" } | where {
                                if ($_ -ne "NewLine" -or (!$prevTokenIsNewline))
                                {
                                    $_
                                }
                            $prevTokenIsNewline = ($_ -eq "NewLine")
                            } | where { $_ -eq "NewLine" }).Length-1
    $codeLines
}

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