This SDM visualizes aspects of TypeScript repositories.
Clone this repository.
Install the Atomist CLI: npm install -g @atomist/cli
Set up Postgres to store the data, as described in Aspect support database setup.
Inside this repo's directory, use the Atomist CLI to start this SDM: atomist start --local
Once that's going, visit http://localhost:2866 and it should tell you that you need to analyze some repositories.
Use the CLI to send an analyze command. I used:
atomist analyze github by query --cloneUnder ~/temp --poolSize 5 --update true --query "language:typescript stars:>=1000 size:<=10000"
This says to run that query on GitHub (TypeScript repos under 10Mb with 1000 stars), clone each repository under a local temp directory (handy for re-using clones after I change my code and want to run it again), run up to five of them at a time, and always update the data in the database.
That command will give you a link to watch the analysis as it's progressing: http://localhost:2866/analysis. Hit refresh to update.
When it's done, return to http://localhost:2866 -- click on "Interactive Explorer" to see who has what input and output directories. Or look around.
For the record, after running an analysis I opened my Postgres database and used this to find the most frequent source directories:
select jsonb_array_elements(data -> 'directories') as "Directory", count(*)
from fingerprints
where name = 'TypeScriptSourceCountByDirectory'
group by 1
order by 2 desc;Contributions to this project from community members are encouraged and appreciated. Please review the Contributing Guidelines for more information. Also see the Development section in this document.
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You will need to install Node.js to build and test this project.
Install dependencies.
$ npm install
Use the build package script to compile, test, lint, and build the
documentation.
$ npm run build
Releases are handled via the Atomist SDM. Just press the 'Approve' button in the Atomist dashboard or Slack.
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