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magit-stats

v1.0.20-dev

Published

Your git repository statistics

Downloads

42

Readme

magit-stats

What is this package?

A git statistics report generator that can be use as an individual CLI Tool or called from inside Emacs.

IMPORTANT: this is a node npx package, if you wan't to use it from inside EMACS
scroll to the "Emacs Usage" section bellow.

Here's a demo of the report: img

Requirements

You need to have node@latest installed in your system and the npx tool.

Just check if you have it issuing the command: npx --version.

Basic Usage

Navigate to your git folder and issue:

npx magit-stats

And that's it! A new git-stats.html file is generated with your repository statistics and will be automatically opened.

Advanced Usage

You can get all options of this cli tool by issuing npx magit-stats --help.

[magit-stats] - Your git repository statistics

Usage: npx magit-stats  [options]

Opções:
      --html      Saves report to HTML file (default: git-stats.html)  [boolean]
      --json      Saves report to JSON file (default: git-stats.json)  [boolean]
      --stdout    Outputs to stdout                                    [boolean]
      --minify    Minifies the JSON output                             [boolean]
      --file      Output file name                                      [string]
      --repo      Repository name to show on report                     [string]
      --no-open   Does not auto-open the generate HTML file            [boolean]
      --no-icons  Does not use icons on HTML                           [boolean]
      --heap      Node memory heap size                 [string] [default: 4096]
  -h, --help      Show help                                            [boolean]
  -v, --version   Show app version                                     [boolean]

Examples:
  npx magit-stats                          saves report to git-stats.html an ope
                                           ns the file with default app
  npx magit-stats  --html                  same as above
  npx magit-stats  --html --file out.html  saves report to out.html and open it
  npx magit-stats  --html --no-open        saves report to git-stats.html
  npx magit-stats  --json                  saves report to git-stats.json
  npx magit-stats  --json --file out.json  saves report to out.json
  npx magit-stats  --json --stdout         prints JSON report to stdout

Emacs Usage

NOTE: NOT YET AVAILABLE FROM MELPA Install it from MELPA and add to your `.emacs` file:

(require 'magit-stats)

Then open a file that is inside a git repository and call magit-stats, like M-x magit-stats RET.

Choose an option generate your report!

Demo: img

  1. TODOs [79%]

    • [X] Define git command to output log

    • [X] Detects if it is in a git folder

    • [X] Uses JSON parser to ensure valid JSONs are created

    • [X] Calculate total commits

    • [X] Calculate commits by author

    • [X] Calculate commits by week day

    • [X] Calculate commits per day hour

    • [ ] Calculate repository size

    • [X] Calculate initial commit date

    • [X] Calculate last commit date

    • [X] Change project language to Typescript

    • [X] Configure build scripts and bin

    • [X] Configure npm registry and npx

    • [ ] Compose time series of commits by user

    • [X] Make basic CLI

    • [X] Make more robust CLI

    • [X] Create exporter to JSON on stdout

    • [X] Create exporter to JSON file

    • [X] Create basic exporter do HTML

    • [ ] Add minified option to HTML

    • [X] Fix locale translation for -h and -v options on –help

    • [X] Add chart of commitsByWeekDay and commitsByAuthor to HTML

    • [ ] Add series chart to HTML

    • [X] Work on UI/UX on HTML

    • [ ] Create exporter to org file

    • [ ] Create exporter to md file

    • [X] Make elisp package that calls the node function

    • [X] Adds repository name or dirname

    • [X] Choose if you want utf-8 icons ir not