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whodid

v1.1.4

Published

contribution check tool for git project

Readme

Overview

CLI contribution check tool from git repository. this tool read all log with git log command and count edited line from all commits.

demo

Features

  • aggregation of edited line from all commits by each author
  • aggregation of most edited file from all commits
  • find heaviest commit from commits of each author

Install

$ npm install -g whodid

Usage

befor run whodid you have to pull from git repository

$ cd your-proj-dir
$ git pull origin master

and then..

check most contributed author in 1.month

$ whodid author --cwd=<your-project-path> --since=1.month

check most modfied files

$ whodid file --verbose=false --cwd=<your-project-path> --since=1.month

Check what is most heavy commit of each author

$ whodid heavy --cwd=<your-project-path> --since=1.month

you can make it quiet or not with verbose flag

$ whodid author --cwd=<your-project-path> --since=1.month --verbose=false

Check working history

$ whodid history --since=1.month --author="sally"

JSON or CSV result

you can get json output with --output-as option

$ whodid --cwd=./ --output-as=json

or

$ whodid --cwd=./ --output-as=csv --csv-seprator="|"

Check evaluation process more precisely

$  whodid debug --commit=a1b2c3d

Check another options in help command.

$ whodid --help

Default action

$ whodid --cwd=./ --since=1.month --verbose --include-merge=false  --line-accept-max=1000

is same as

$ whodid

Setting with config file

most of option can be predefined in whodid.json.

{
	"ignore":[
			".+.svg",
			".+/bower_components/.+",
			".+/node_modules/.+",
			".+/__libs__/.+"
	],
	"line_accept_max":1000, 
	"output_as":"csv", 
	"csv_seperator":", ",
}

ignore file speicification

To avoid counting of external library files or image files in commit,

Specify Regexp on whodid.json and make this file place in your project directory.