gitcount

A command-line tool to estimate the time spent on a git project, based on a very simple heuristic, inspired by kimmobrunfeldt/git-hours.

Assumptions:

• Commits with a time difference less than 2 hours are considered to be in one coding session
• A multiple (x3) of the average time between commits in all sessions is added to the very first commit of every session

Example

$ gitcount -dir .
Project root: /home/ferdinand/dev/mininote
mail@ferdinand-muetsch.de: 13.06 hours
exorcismo@gmail.com: 0.95 hours
noreply@github.com: 3.80 hours
btbtravis@gmail.com: 1.11 hours
kiantrue@gmail.com: 0.95 hours
fmuetsch@inovex.de: 0.00 hours
---------
Total: 19.86 hours

Example using Docker

$ docker run --rm -it -v `pwd`:/repo gitcount/gitcount:0.0.2
Project root: /repo
mail@ferdinand-muetsch.de: 1.73 hours
noreply@github.com: 0.65 hours
u5.horie@gmail.com: 0.65 hours
---------
Total: 3.03 hours

Requirements

• Go to be installed

How to use?

1. go get github.com/n1try/gitcount
2. gitcount or gitcount -dir /some/project/path

License

MIT @ Ferdinand Mütsch