git-done-maybe

What you did on the last working day ..or what someone else did. Inspired by git-standup and need to have compact multiple repo access.

Install

To install git-done-maybe library via npm

$ npm install -g git-done-maybe

Usage

$ git done-maybe [--a=<author name>] 
                 [--d=<days-ago>] 
                 [--df=<date-format>] 
                 [--m] 
                 [--f] 
                 [--s]
                 [--r]
                 [--h]

Below is the description for each of the flags

• --a - Specify author to restrict search to (if not specified, will return all contributors)
• --d - Specify the number of days back to include (default: 1)
• --df - Specify the date format for "git log" (default: relative, options: local|default|iso|iso-strict|rfc|short|raw)
• --m - Specify the multiple git projects search in target directory
• --f - Fetch the latest commits beforehand
• --s - Display stats for the commits (files changed, insertions, deletions)
• --r - Export report for current logs to file
• --h - Display the help screen

For the basic usage, all you have to do is run git done-maybe in a repository.

Single Repository

To check all commits from last working day, head to the project repository and run

$ git done-maybe

Multiple Repository

Open a directory having multiple repositories and run

$ git done-maybe --m

This will show you all commits since the last working day in all the repositories inside.

Checking commits for specific contributor

If you want to find out someone else's commits

# If their name on git is "Charles Lee" 
$ git done-maybe --a="Charles Lee"
 
# Or if their email on git is "[e-mail]" 
$ git done-maybe --a="[e-mail]"

Commits from n days ago

If you would like to show all your/someone else's commits from n days ago

# Show all commits from 7 days ago 
$ git done-maybe --d=7
 
# Show all Charles Lee's commits from 7 days ago 
$ git done-maybe --a="Charles Lee" --d=7

Specifying the output date format

Add --df flag to specify the date format (default: relative)

$ git done-maybe --df=iso
# Available relative|local|default|iso|iso-strict|rfc|short|raw 

Fetch latest commits before showing result

If you would like to automatically run git fetch --all before printing the result, you can add the --f flag

$ git done-maybe --f

Show statistics for all commits

If you would like to show how many files are changed (with insertions/deletions) per commit, you can add the --s flag

$ git done-maybe --s

Export report for all commits

If you would like to export report to specific file after printing the results, you can add the --r flag

$ git done-maybe --r
# You will be prompted to enter name for report file 

License

MIT