logit

Simple python script to help turning Git logs into time sheets.

It will compute the duration of each task based on the time between two commits. However if commits are more than 3h apart (or another value, it's configurable) then that duration will be used instead.

Due to the method of computation, it's useful to run it on all the repositories that you worked on during the time period you are seeking to investigate. Indeed, the more traces of your activity you have, the more precise the durations will be.

The optional parameter --title-exp allows you to transform commit messages into a more usable title. By example, you can look for the issue tracker reference.

Example:

bin/logit.py \
    --author 'Rémy Sanchez' \
    --title-exp '((([a-zA-Z\-_]+/)*[a-zA-Z\-_]+)(#[0-9]+))' \
    --output /tmp/time_sheet.csv \
    ~/dev/proj1 \
    ~/dev/proj2 \
    ~/dev/proj3

Requires Python 3.5+ and git. Dependencies are listed in requirement.txt.