CLI contribution check tool from git repository.
this tool read all log with git log
command and count edited line from all commits.
- 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
$ npm install -g whodid
before run whodid
you have to pull from git repository
$ cd your-proj-dir
$ git pull origin master
and then..
$ whodid author --cwd=<your-project-path> --since=1.month
$ whodid file --verbose=false --cwd=<your-project-path> --since=1.month
$ 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
$ whodid history --since=1.month --author="sally"
you can get json output with --output-as
option
$ whodid --cwd=./ --output-as=json
or
$ whodid --cwd=./ --output-as=csv --csv-seperator="|"
$ whodid debug --commit=a1b2c3d
$ whodid --help
$ whodid --cwd=./ --since=1.month --verbose --include-merge=false --line-accept-max=1000
is same as
$ whodid
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":", ",
}
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.