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…user flag is set at a time
…nd hand it to githubchart. GithubChart uses the data object directly
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This should probably be "options.include? :input". has_key works, but include is the more conventional way for testing inclusion.
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You may want to check "If file exists or (input equals '-' and stdin isn't a TTY", for sanity
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…onsuming external data and checking for data creation without external data
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This adds a -i/--input flag that takes a file or STDIN. In concert with something like fakehubstats, this would allow githubchart to create graphs of non-public or even non-git related streaks.
This is basically my first foray into Ruby, so I'm looking forward to feedback. I still need to add tests.