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git2parquet

v0.1.5

Published

CLI tool to export git commits in parquet format

Readme

git2parquet

npm mit license dependencies

A command-line tool to convert git commit history to Parquet format, including unified diffs for data analysis and AI applications.

Installation

npm install -g git2parquet

Usage

Command Line

# Export git history of current repo to gitlog.parquet
git2parquet

# Export to custom filename
git2parquet commits.parquet

# Export and open with hyperparam
git2parquet --open

# Export to custom file and open with hyperparam
git2parquet commits.parquet --open

Output Schema

The generated Parquet file contains the following columns:

  • hash (STRING): Git commit hash
  • authorName (STRING): Author's name
  • authorEmail (STRING): Author's email address
  • date (TIMESTAMP): Commit date in ISO format
  • subject (STRING): Commit message subject line
  • diff (STRING): Unified diff showing file changes

Requirements

  • Node.js
  • Must be run from within a git repository
  • Git must be available in PATH

Options

  • --help, -h: Show help message
  • --open: Open the generated Parquet file with hyperparam after export

Use Cases

  • Analyzing code change patterns over time
  • Training ML models on code evolution
  • Creating datasets for software engineering research
  • Building commit history dashboards

Hyperparam

Hyperparam is a tool for exploring and curating AI datasets. The Hyperparam CLI (npx hyperparam) is a local viewer for ML datasets that launches a small HTTP server and opens your browser to interactively explore the generated git2parquet output file.