YersterGit is a simple command line application that allows you to list your past commits grouped by date and branch. This allows you to easily see what you did in the past few days, which might be handy if you need to report it to your team.
Simply run
$ yarn global add yestergitor
$ npm i -g yestergitto install YesterGit. You can now run it using either yestergit or ygit if you
want to type less.
By default, YesterGit will only display your own commits from the last branch. The default repository is your current working directory. You can change these settings using the flags documented below:
Usage: index ygit [options] (or yestergit [options])
Generate a timesheet of what you committed in the last days
Options:
-a, --author <user> Filter results by the given user (default: current user)
-s, --since <since> Filter by date range (default: 5 days ago)
-r, --repo <repo> The Git repo to analyze (default: cwd)
-b, --base <base> The base branch to compare commits against (default: master)
-h, --help display help for command