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Add a way to compute complexity based on something else than sloc
See original GitHub issueWhat problem are you trying to solve?
We’re currently measuring complexity based on sloc. It’s nice but a long file doesn’t always mean it’s complex.
Describe the feature
We could add a --complexity-strategy=<sloc or cyclomatic or xyz> that would be used in the complexity processing.
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The algorithm just counts lines of code and returns that as complexity then? Would be good to have that in the readme. Looks like it comes from here:
const result = await nodeSloc({ path: absolutePath });Can open a PR for the README adjustment if you will confirm.Done in 4.3 😃