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gitanalyz

v1.0.1

Published

Git log analyzer CLI tool

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Links

Git

Maintainers

tikhitikhi

Keywords

gitgitloganalyzercli

Readme

gitanalyz

A CLI tool for analyze git logs.

How to install ?

You can install gitanalyz globally using the -g flag with the command "npm i -g gitanalyz". This way, you won’t need to install it separately for each project.

(It is a good idea to install it globally, as you can simply open the terminal and type gitanalyz to use it in any project.)

How to use ?

Open a terminal in the project directory and type "gitanalyz" Note that IDE terminals may not work due to Execution Policy restrictions; you will need to open the terminal manually.

Help

If you have trouble with the commands:

|Usage |Answers | |--------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------| |"gitanalyz" |Lists project members and their contributions. | |"gitanalyz allcommits" |Lists all commits. | |"gitanalyz <author_email>" |Lists all commits by the specified author. | |"gitanalyz <author_email> last <number>" |Lists the last N commits by the specified author.| |"gitanalyz -help" |Display this help message. |

Screenshots

gitanalyz:

gitanalyz

gitanalyz allcommits:

gitanalyz allcommits

gitanalyz author_email :

gitanalyz author_email

gitanalyz "author_email" last "number":

gitanalyz "author_email" last "number"

gitanalyz -help:

gitanalyz -help

Author

Author: tikhi

Github: "https://github.com/tikh1"