Linguist: Only one language is reported 100%

[Sanchez3]

html 100% but I also use js, css, etc. Other projects also have this issue.

https://github.com/Sanchez3/skeletal

thanks

[Alhadis]

Linguist deliberately ignores certain files when calculating language statistics. In your case, it's ignoring minified and compressed files (as determined by the .min.css and .min.js extensions).

If you prefer these files be included in your repository's language stats, you can use an override. Simply add a .gitattributes file to the root of your project which contains the following lines:

~
*.min.css linguist-vendored=false
*.min.js linguist-vendored=false
~

If you aren't seeing any difference after adding the .gitattributes file, it might be because the language bar is cached. Simply push a small change to your repository's files to force GitHub to refresh the stat-bar.

[Alhadis]

I'm going to close this, as I see you've acknowledged my answer. =)

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

[Sanchez3]

I add

*.min.css linguist-vendored=false
*.min.js linguist-vendored=false

but js 0%...
https://github.com/Sanchez3/skeletal

[Alhadis]

Ah... 😕 It seems like it isn't possible to unvendor minified files with extremely long lines. My mistake.

In this case, I'm afraid the usual overrides won't work. You'll simply need to upload the uncompressed copies of the files, as this is hardcoded into Linguist.

If you don't have the uncompressed versions and you're really serious about including them in the repository's stat-bar, the hard solution is to insert line-breaks in each .min.js file to wrap each line to less than 110 characters

Please bear in mind the language statistics are to gauge code that you yourself have written. Things like minified files are deliberately excluded to give a more realistic summary of what authors themselves have coded.