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git-daily-standup-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Show your git commits from yesterday (or a custom date range) for daily standup — single repo or team mode. Zero dependencies.

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Readme

git-daily-standup-cli

Daily standup commit reporter — see what you shipped yesterday, across any git repo.

Zero npm dependencies. Pure Node.js + git log.

Install

npm install -g git-daily-standup-cli

Usage

git-standup [options]

Run inside any git repository.

Default — yesterday's commits for you

git-standup
📋 Standup for [email protected] — yesterday
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  abc1234  feat: add user authentication
  def5678  fix: resolve null pointer in payment service
  ghi9012  docs: update API documentation

  3 commits found

Custom date range

git-standup --since "2 days ago"
git-standup --since "2026-05-01" --before "2026-05-03"
git-standup --since "1 week ago"

Override author

git-standup --author [email protected]

Team standup — all authors

git-standup --all-authors
git-standup --all-authors --format full

Full format (includes date + author info)

git-standup --format full
📋 Standup for all authors — yesterday
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  abc1234  2026-05-03  Alice Smith <[email protected]>  feat: add login page
  def5678  2026-05-03  Bob Jones  <[email protected]>     fix: correct typo

No color (for CI / scripts)

git-standup --no-color

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --since <date> | Commits after this date (default: "yesterday") | | --before <date> | Commits before this date (default: "today") | | --author <email> | Filter by author email/name | | --all-authors | Show all authors (team standup mode) | | --format short\|full | short = hash + message (default); full = + date & author | | --no-color | Disable ANSI colors | | --help, -h | Show help |

Exit Codes

| Code | Meaning | |------|---------| | 0 | Commits found | | 1 | No commits found (or error) |

Useful in shell scripts:

git-standup --no-color || echo "Nothing committed yesterday — are you OK?"

How it works

Runs git log with --after / --before / --author flags and formats the output. No external dependencies — just Node.js and git.

License

MIT