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History heatmap for user #1640
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Thanks! It is going to be added definitely! |
@unknwon I searched for months a goal to use this plugin, until I used it in view of the application logs. |
@joubertredrat thanks your info! The visualization part is relatively easy to effectively gather data in Gogs, so need some time digging. |
It is more powerful than github's contribution graph 😄 |
I think it looks awesome too, but wouldn't all the extra javascript slow the pages of gogs down considerably? |
@BinSlashBash but the javascript is needed to create the actual graph, no? So you have the javascript for the ajax, the delay for the data to arrive, then the javascript weight in drawing the graph. |
Gitlab is not a good example - I find it terribly slow, sluggish and the later version a complete mess with an unusable ui. That's why I'm now using gogs. |
I think in a way, it's a form of gamification, no? A way of encouraging you to do more? Maybe gogs can have custom add-ons which users can choose to add for themselves? E.g. heatmap like this, the ability to write wiki's for projects etc |
I really like this heatmap. But first we need to aggregate the stats from the git repositories ;) |
Display isn't the main problem as you can always turn on/off, the stats data as @tboerger mentioned is the main issue/work. |
is it still a big problem aggregating the data? |
@tkschmidt have not really paid much attention on this yet since it is marked in |
Hi. I'm using Gogs: 0.9.15.0323 I would like to have this installed. Can anyone help me? Paid work. Thanks. Or advice what I need to do i.e upgrade? Also happy to setup a new server with latest versions on and get my dev submitting to the new server instead. |
@daniellecouilliard hi, this feature is not even implemented yet... you can keep eyes on this thread for updates. |
Would like to see this feature as well! |
I think that this can be closed. |
Why has it been added now?
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It has not been added so far, so why close it? |
It's possible to see this feature in near future? |
Can't Wait for this! |
@unknwon can the "dont send pull request" label be removed, I would like to implement this? If not, any idea what the state of this feature is? |
@Twister915 The reason for the "dont send pull request" label is because this feature requires a careful design about how to effectively collect user contributions. |
@unknwon Understandable. If it makes any difference- I'm open to document (briefly, for your convenience) how I might approach that for your approval, before attempting to implement, if you would like. |
@Twister915 Google Docs would be sufficient. I think we need to identify what we consider as "contribution", and at when to reliably collect them. |
@unknwon first set of general ideas, with three options (which have some cross-over, I imagine we'd select 1.7/3 options 😆 ) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I-2sm-iOu2W0QUnp_Z9APwQzhpB0wD5KTWLS18m1Lm4/edit?usp=sharing Is there a way you'd like me to format this or an email you'd like me to share it with? That link allows public comment. Also, I failed to address details on that "when to collect them" part. I will need to read more gogs code to actually give details on that. |
Any news on this matter? |
Is there any progress on this feature? I have been using Gogs for managing many git repos locally in my home, and I find it to be tremendously useful. A heatmap like feature will be very helpful. I'm happy to help with the development of the feature if necessary. |
Hi @unknwon,
I think that is a possible feature, a history heatmap similar to github or gitlab.
Actually exists a plugin called Calendar HeatMap. I used this on mine project to heat application log and worked fine here.
Then, is only a idea, what you think? :)
http://cal-heatmap.com/
https://github.com/wa0x6e/cal-heatmap
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