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git-flex

v1.1.1

Published

Show off your coding stats in style. Beautiful terminal cards, shareable SVGs, and fun highlights from your git history.

Readme

git-flex

Show off your coding stats in style. Run flex in any git repo and get a beautiful terminal card with your stats, streaks, and personalized highlights.

Install

npm install -g git-flex

Or try it without installing:

npx git-flex

Usage

# Today's stats
flex

# This week / month / all time
flex week
flex month
flex all

# Compare with a teammate
flex vs @teammate

# Team leaderboard
flex team

# Commit streak
flex streak

# Language breakdown
flex langs

# Generate a shareable SVG card
flex card
flex card --light
flex card --dark -o my-card.svg

What You Get

  • Commits, lines added/removed, net lines, files touched
  • Language breakdown with visual bars
  • Peak coding hour — when you're most productive
  • Commit streak — current and all-time best
  • Fun rank based on your patterns: Night Owl, Bug Slayer, Commit Machine, Code Surgeon...
  • Level system — Newcomer to Legendary based on commit volume
  • Personalized highlights — auto-generated one-liners based on your actual data:
    • "250 weekend commits... touch grass"
    • "8 Friday afternoon deploys — lives dangerously"
    • "Deleted more than you wrote — mass cleanup arc"
    • "+82K net lines — entire features in one go"
    • "If you leave, this repo is cooked"

SVG Card

Generate a card you can embed in your GitHub README or share anywhere:

flex card              # dark theme (default)
flex card --light      # light theme
flex card -o stats.svg # custom output file

Then add it to your README:

![My coding stats](stats.svg)

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • Git

License

MIT