This utility clones a github hosted repository, runs git log -S<token>, and creates a table with hyperlinks to commits from the returned logs.
You'll get an .html file that looks something like this: http://miketaylr.github.io/commitgrep/. Or exactly like that.
python commitgrep.py repourl token [, token, ...]
To create a file named jquery.html which greps for commits that have something to do with the tokens firefox and gecko:
python commitgrep.py git@github.com:jquery/jquery.git firefox gecko
If you pass in the optional --email argument, the script will send you an email from commitgrep@gmail.com with the commits containing the tokens rather than create an html file.
TODO: If it's the first time it is run, you'll get the output for the entire history of the repo. Subsequent repos will compare only the commits made since the last run, and if there's no match no email will be sent.
Licensed under the Mozilla Public License Version 2.0
*coming up with good names is hard. This doesn't even use --grep, because that's limited to log messages. :|