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git-log-html-report

v1.0.2

Published

6 months ago

Generate clean, themed, and printable HTML reports from Git logs with timestamps and commit metadata.

🚀 Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g git-log-html-report

Or run directly without global installation using npx

npx git-log-html-report

🔗 Quick Links

✨ Key Features

📦 All your commits—fully synced. Track every change across local and remote without switching tabs to your GitHub repo.
🔎 Instant Git Commit Insights — as an HTML report!
🎨 Convert your Git history into a clean, shareable, themeable HTML file with local & remote commit detection.

🙌 Contributing

Contributions are welcome and appreciated! You can help by improving the code, reporting bugs, suggesting features, or fixing documentation.

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for full guidelines.

💡 All contributions are voluntary. Financial tips are a personal gesture to the maintainer and are not shared with contributors.

☕ Support My Work

✨ This project is developed and maintained by me during my personal time. If git-log-html-report has saved you time or improved your workflow, please consider leaving a voluntary tip to support ongoing development:

⚠️ Note: Tips are optional and go directly to the maintainer (me). This project is open-source and free to use. Contributions are welcome, but not financially compensated.