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commit-standup

v0.4.5

Published

`commit-standup` is a command-line tool to get your commit history across multiple git repositories for the last few days.

Downloads

22

Readme

commit-standup

commit-standup is a command-line tool to get your commit history across multiple git repositories for the last few days.

Usage

commit-standup

This outputs the last 7 days of commits made by you for all git repositories in the current folder. Example output

Mon Sep 02 2024
        repo1:
                Initial commit
        repo2:
                fix(backend): added error handling to the routes
                feat: fixed bug with clashing cache values
        repo3:
                fix(nextjs): added button to edit user profile
                fix(react): fixed infinite render loop on home page


Sun Sep 01 2024
        No commits found.


Sat Aug 31 2024
        No commits found.


Fri Aug 30 2024
        repo2:
                Merge pull request #1220 from bugfix/feature/test-suite-completion
        repo4:
                fix(translations): fetch translations from database


Thu Aug 29 2024
        repo2:
                fix(backend): added error handling to the routes
                feat: fixed bug with clashing cache values


Wed Aug 28 2024
        ...


Tue Aug 27 2024
        ...


Mon Aug 26 2024
        repo1:
                Merge branch develop into master
                release: v1.0.3

Options

  • --days, -d: The number of days to go back in time (default: 7)
  • --folder, -f: The base directory to search for git repositories (default: current working directory)
  • --ignore, -i: A comma-separated list of directories to ignore while searching for .git repo folders (default: [node_modules/**, dist/**])
  • --depth, -p: The depth of the search for .git repositories (default: 3)
  • --help, -h: Show help information

Examples

  • Run the command with all defaults, using the current folder and go back 7 days:

    commit-standup
  • Search in the folder my-repos and go back 3 days, search 5 folder levels deep for git repos and ignore node_modules and dist folders

    commit-standup --days 3 --folder ./my-repos --depth 5 --ignore node_modules/** --ignore dist/**

Description

commit-standup will recursively search for git repositories within the specified folder (or the current working directory by default) and print the commit history for the specified number of days. It will display the commit messages for each day, grouped by repository.

Installation

Run it directly with npx

npx commit-standup

Or install it globally with npm

npm install -g commit-standup