Visualizes overall code commits for multiple Git repositories. The red indicates my own commits whereas the blue indicates your teammates'.
pip install gitstats
The following example shows how gitstats discovers all Git repositories in the home directory to consolidate all commit logs.
gitstats analyze ~ > gitstats.json
The target directory may be a single repository.
gitstats analyze ~/work/project_x > gitstats.json
If you would like to exclude certain repositories, put a .exclude
file in each directory you want to exclude from the statistics. Note that the content of the file is irrelevant.
gitstats generates annual commit graphs that are similar to what GitHub shows on each user's page. However, the major difference is that gitstats differentiates your commits from others based on your email address(es).
gitstats generate-graph gitstats.json 2017 --email ${your_email} > 2017.svg
If you have multiple email addresses, you may pass them as follows:
gitstats generate-graph gitstats.json 2017 --email ${your_email1} --email ${your_email2} > 2017.svg