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repo-insights

v0.1.0

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Zero-config git repository analytics. Run in any repo to get a beautiful HTML report.

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Readme

repo-insights

Zero-config git repository analytics. Run in any repo to get a beautiful, self-contained HTML report with charts covering commits, code growth, contributors, AI contributions, work patterns, tests, and dependencies.

repo-insights report

Usage

npx repo-insights

This produces two files in the current directory:

  • repo-insights.json — raw metrics data
  • report.html — self-contained HTML report with interactive charts

Auto-open the report

npx repo-insights --open

What's included

  • Project overview (commits, files, LOC, characters)
  • Commit velocity (by month, week, day of week, hour)
  • Code growth over time
  • Code churn (lines added/deleted)
  • Contributor breakdown
  • AI vs human contributions (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, CodeRabbit, etc.)
  • Commit message patterns (features, fixes, refactoring, etc.)
  • File type distribution
  • Directory architecture breakdown
  • Hottest files (most changed)
  • Largest source files
  • Commit streaks & activity rate
  • Work patterns (weekday/weekend, time of day)
  • Test suite summary
  • Dependency overview
  • Fun facts (novel equivalents, printed pages, typing hours)

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Must be run inside a git repository

License

MIT