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code-story

v0.4.1

Published

Get your code activity log for standup from git

Downloads

32

Readme

code story cli

NPM version Conventional Commits

Get your code activity log for standup from git.   ⚠️ This is beta version

Opinionated git log parser shows which code you worked on in the specified period, providing additional useful information.

Features:

  • group commit by branch
  • show link on task tracker
  • show link on PR, branch or tag
  • the ability to set working day for smart detect show log period with common usage
  • the ability to set the start time of the day, which will help you more accurately determine what you were doing
  • show changed files in commits
  • support config file

Output example:

Repository: codestory
Author: Alexander Ivankov
Story since 11:30 18.10.2020 until 11:30 23.10.2020

feature/CODESTORY-1-documentation  ───────────────────────────────────────── branch name
PR: https://github.com/MoonW1nd/codestory/pull/feature/CODESTORY-1-doc  ──── link on PR
TASK: https://tracker.yandex.ru/CODESTORY-1  ─────────────────────────────── task tracker link
COMMITS:
    A 2020-09-21 1234826 feat(readme.md): start documentation ─────── commit info
    │    A README.md  ─────────────────────────────────────────────── changed file
    │    └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── file modification type (*)
    └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── commit modification type (*)

(*) Modification types: A - add file/commit, M - modified file/commit, D - delete file

Installation

npm i -g code-story

Options

  • --since, -s - show commits more recent than a specific date.
  • --after, -a - show commits more recent than a specific date.
  • --until, -u - show commits older than a specific date.
  • --before, -b - show commits older than a specific date.
  • --trackerUrl, -t - base url in task tracker system.
  • --author - limit the commits output to ones with author header lines that match the specified pattern.
  • --branch, -b - show only commits in the specified branch or revision range.
  • --number, -n - the number of commits to return
  • --file, -f - file filter for the git log command
  • --committer - limit the commits output to ones with author header lines that match the specified pattern.
  • --showCommitFiles - show files changed in commits.
  • --clearConsole - clear console before out info
  • --workingDaysOfWeek - sets working days of the week, use 2 first letter of day in the list and separated a comma.Use ! symbol for exclude day.

    Example: --workingDaysOfWeek="!Su,!Sa"

  • --startDayTime - sets the start time of the day. The commit history will start and end from this time.

    Format: hours:minutes Example: --startDayTime=09:00

  • --header - cli header type
  • --help, -h - show help

Config file

Support set often used options in:

  • codestory property in a package.json
  • a JSON or YAML, extensionless .codestoryrc file
  • an .codestoryrc with the extensions .json, .yaml, .yml, .js, or .cjs (example: .codestoryrc.json)
  • a codestory.config.js or codestory.config.cjs CommonJS

Example:

# .codestoryrc

author:
    'Alexander Ivankov'
trackerUrl:
    'https://tracker.yandex.ru'
workingDaysOfWeek:
    '!Fr,!Su,!Sa'
startDayTime:
    '11:30'

Usage

Get commits story by last week

code-story --since=1.week.ago

Known issues

  • wrong detect branch name in branch without commits (#4)