Animated demonstration of the SLOCCount web application analyzing a GitHub repository. The interface shows "SLOCCount - Count Lines of Code" at the top, with a tagline explaining it analyzes source code using Perl and C programs running via WebAssembly. The animation begins with the "GitHub Repository" tab selected, showing an empty text input field labeled "GitHub Repository URL" with placeholder text "https://github.com/owner/repo" and a blue "Analyze Repository" button below. The text "simonw/llm" is typed into the input field. When the analyze button is clicked, it becomes disabled (grayed out) and a light blue status message appears showing "Fetching repository tree from GitHub API..." followed by "Fetched 40/41 files..." After processing completes, a green success banner displays "Analysis complete!" and scrolls down to reveal the Analysis Results section with five statistics cards: - Total Lines: 13,490 (in blue) - Languages: 2 (in blue) - Files: 40 (in blue) - Est. Cost (USD): $415,101 (in blue) - Est. Person-Years: 3.07 (in blue) Below the statistics, a "Language Breakdown" table appears showing two programming languages: Python with 13,462 lines (99.8%) across 39 files, and Shell with 28 lines (0.2%) in 1 file.
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