@kszongic/git-standup

🧑‍💻 See what you worked on yesterday — a CLI tool for daily standups

Zero dependencies. Just runs git log under the hood.

Install

npm i -g @kszongic/git-standup

Or run directly:

npx @kszongic/git-standup

Usage

# In any git repo — shows your commits since last working day
git-standup

# Look back 7 days
git-standup --days 7

# Show all authors
git-standup --all

# Filter by author
git-standup --author "John"

# Custom date range
git-standup --since 2025-01-01 --until 2025-01-31

# Scan multiple repos in a directory
git-standup ~/projects

Output

  Wednesday, 2025-03-05
    ● 14:23 a1b2c3d fix: resolve edge case in parser — John
    ● 10:05 e4f5a6b feat: add dark mode support — John

  Tuesday, 2025-03-04
    ● 16:30 b7c8d9e docs: update README — John

Options

| Option | Description | |---|---| | --days <N> | Look back N days (default: last working day, skips weekends) | | --since <date> | Start date (YYYY-MM-DD) | | --until <date> | End date (YYYY-MM-DD) | | --author <name> | Filter by author name | | --all | Show commits from all authors | | -h, --help | Show help |

How It Works

• By default, shows commits since the last working day (skips weekends)
• On Monday, it shows Friday's commits
• Pass a directory containing multiple git repos to scan them all
• Uses your git config user.name as the default author filter
• Colorful terminal output grouped by date

License

MIT