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git-friday

v0.15.1

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An intelligent CLI tool that uses AI to analyze git commits and generate a clear, human-readable report.

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Readme

Git Friday

An intelligent CLI tool that uses AI to analyze git commits and generate a clear, human-readable report. It helps team leads and managers quickly understand the progress made by developers without digging through technical commit logs.

TODO - list of current tasks and plans for project development.

Installation

You can install Git Friday globally using your preferred package manager:

npm

npm install -g git-friday

pnpm

pnpm add -g git-friday

yarn

yarn global add git-friday

Usage

To use the utility, you must be inside a Git repository.

Prerequisites

Before running, you need to create a .env file in the root of your repository. This file must contain the following variables:

  • OPEN_ROUTER_API_KEY: Your API key for the OpenRouter service.
  • AI_COMPLETION_MODEL: The identifier of the AI model you want to use (e.g., mistralai/mistral-7b-instruct).
  • APP_LOCALIZATION: (Optional) The language for the application interface. Supported values are en (English) and ru (Russian). Defaults to ru if not specified.

The tool will not work without the required variables defined.

Available Commands

Git Friday provides several commands to generate different types of content based on your git history.

report

Generates a daily activity report based on today's commits.

Options:

  • -a, --authors <authors...>: (Optional) A space-separated list of Git authors whose commits you want to analyze. If not provided, commits from all authors will be included.
  • -b, --branches <branches...>: (Optional) A space-separated list of branches to include in the analysis. If not provided, all branches will be analyzed.
  • --since <date>: (Optional) Filter commits starting from a specific date (e.g., "2023-01-01" or "yesterday").
  • --until <date>: (Optional) Filter commits up to a specific date (e.g., "2023-01-01" or "today").
  • --current-user: (Optional) A flag to filter commits by your current Git user.email. This option cannot be used with --authors.

Examples:

To generate a report for commits made by s.farkash and stas_fr in the dev and main branches:

friday report -a s.farkash stas_fr -b dev main

To generate a report for your own commits across all branches:

friday report --current-user

To generate a report for commits from a specific date range:

friday report --since "2023-01-01" --until "2023-01-07"

To generate a report for commits from a relative date (supports formats like "yesterday", "1 day ago", etc.):

friday report --since "yesterday"

To generate a report for today's commits:

friday report

After generating the report, Git Friday will also display token usage statistics showing the number of tokens used for the prompt, completion, and the total tokens consumed during the AI processing.

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