GitTeamStats

Analyze commits and committers in mulitple git repos and output project-level statistics

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'git_team_stats'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install git_team_stats

Configure

Configuration uses .gitstatistics.json file. To start, add your own .gitstatistics.json based off of .gitstatistics.json.example and edit according to your needs.

{
    "users" : [
        {
            "name" : "you",
            "aliases" : ["Your Alias #1", "yourotheralias"],
            "default" : true
        },
        {
            "name" : "collaborator",
            "aliases" : ["Their alias"]
        }
    ],
    "projects" : [
        {
            "name" : "project 1",
            "repos" : ["~/src/proj1", "~/src/dependencies/proj1-dep"],
            "ignored_directories" : ["Some/directory/you/forgot/to/gitignore/"],
            "default" : true,
            "start_date" : 1369253382,
            "end_date" : 1369356790
        },
        {
            "name" : "Other project",
            "repos" : ["~/src/OtherProject"],
            "ignored_directories" : []
        }
    ]
}

Defaults

If projects is left empty, the program will default to running on the current working directory

Usage

Basic usage is as follows

$ git_team_stats [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

Options

cache_path: --cache_path=path

• The path to your cache files (default: ./tmp)

config_path: --config_path=path

• The path to your config file (default: ./.git_team_stats.json)

project: --project=name

• The project name to run on (default: none). Make sure you have projects set in your config file.

help: --help

• Show this message

ignore_cache: --ignore_cache

• A switch to turn off loading from cache

no_cache: --no_cache

• A switch to turn off writing to cache

Commands

Count Commits

$ git_team_stats count_commits

Returns the total number of commits across all your repos in the given project

Inspect Commits

$ git_team_stats inspect_commits

Runs the full inspection on your project repos

Team Cumulative Commits

$ git_team_stats team_cumulative_stats

Gather cumulative statistics on the team. Example output:

~~~ Cumulative Team Statistics ~~~~~~~~
commits : 1641
lines : 73630
edits : 196752
languages: 
   Objective-C
      edits : 127530
      lines : 47940
   Ruby
      edits : 2810
      lines : 2118
   Markdown
      edits : 3592
      lines : 112
   Shell
      edits : 427
      lines : 381
   YAML
      edits : 203
      lines : 165
   PHP
      edits : 16206
      lines : 10630
   SCSS
      edits : 4746
      lines : 3164
   JavaScript
      edits : 12926
      lines : 11672
   JSON
      edits : 7221
      lines : 7183

User Cumulative Commits

$ git_team_stats user_cumulative_stats [--user]

Gather cumulative statistics on a team member. Note you should either have a default user in your config file or pass a user name in the CLI. Example output:

~~~ Cumulative User Statistics (Simon Holroyd) ~~~~~~~~
commits : 839
lines : 82525
edits : 110461
languages: 
   Objective-C
      edits : 97762
      lines : 75868
   Markdown
      edits : 1720
      lines : 1696
   PHP
      edits : 1636
      lines : 660
   SCSS
      edits : 1719
      lines : 977
   JavaScript
      edits : 173
      lines : 41

Team Most Productive Hour

Coming soon

User Most Productive Hour

Coming soon

Codebase over time

Coming soon

User contribution over time

Coming soon

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request