find count powershell

find.ps1

#Quick and dirty PS script for counting lines of code in a directory. Output is dumped to a simple CSV file.
#Note that this script doesn't count blank lines.
#Parameters:
#  path - the path containing the code files (note that the script will recurse through subfolders
#  outputFile - fully qualified path of the file to dump the CSV output
#  include (Optional) - file mask(s) to include in the count (deafults to *.*)
#  exclude (Optional) - file mask(s) to exclude in the count (defaults to none)
#  Example (count lines in target path including *.cs but excluding *.designer.cs)
#  .\find.ps1 -path "C:\Source" -outputFile "C:\Temp\out.csv" -include "*.js" -find "LocalStorage"
param([string]$path, [string]$outputFile, [string]$include = "*.*", [string]$exclude = "", [string]$find = "")
Clear-Host
Get-ChildItem -re -in $include -ex $exclude $path |
# Filter files according to a script.
Where-Object {
    # Pick only the files that contain the string 'dummy'.
    # Note: The -Quiet parameter tells Select-String to only return a Boolean. This is preferred if you just need to use Select-String as part of a filter, and don't need the output.
    (Select-String -InputObject $_ -pattern $find -SimpleMatch -Quiet) -eq $true
} |
Foreach-Object { Write-Host "Counting $_.FullName" 
    $fileStats = Get-Content $_.FullName | Measure-Object -line
    $linesInFile = $fileStats.Lines
    "$_,$linesInFile" } | Out-File $outputFile -encoding "UTF8"
Write-Host "Complete"