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github-commits

v0.0.10

Published

Framework to get users and organization commit stats from github

Downloads

10

Readme

#Git-Commits

Framework to get users and organization commit stats from github

Build Status

##Purpose

A simple framework to get users and organization commit stats from github. Can filter stats by a date range. Can be used to integrate, git stats into a dashboard.

Inspired by one of Fred George's talk on Programmer Anarchy, in which his team has a dashboard indicating commits for a week.

##Install

npm install git-commits

##Examples

###Get all GitHub repository commits for a user

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect();

var options = {};
var owner = {name:"tjchaplin",type:"users"};
gitConnection.getAllRepositoryCommits(owner,options,function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for user "tjchaplin"
    //with a numberOfCommits defined for each repository
    console.log(repositories);    
});

###Get all GitHub repository commits for an org

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect();

var options = {};
var owner = {name:"github",type:"orgs"};
gitConnection.getAllRepositoryCommits(owner,options,function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for org
    //with a numberOfCommits defined for each repository
    console.log(repositories);    
});

###Get all GitHub repository commits for a user with a date filter

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect();

var owner = {name:"tjchaplin",type:"users"};
//options can contain any of number of the below properties
var options = {sinceDate:"2013-05-05T00:00:00Z",untilDate : "2013-05-05T23:59:59Z"};

gitConnection.getAllRepositoryCommits(owner,options,function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for user
    //with a numberOfCommits defined for each repository
    console.log(repositories);    
});

###Get all GitHub repository commits for an org with a date filter

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect();

var owner = {name:"github",type:"orgs"};
//options can contain any of number of the below properties
var options = {sinceDate:"2013-05-05T00:00:00Z",untilDate : "2013-05-05T23:59:59Z"};

gitConnection.getAllRepositoryCommits(owner,options,function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for the org
    //with numberOfCommits defined for each repository
    console.log(repositories);    
});

###Get all GitHub repositories for a user

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect();

gitConnection.getOwnerRepositories("tjchaplin", function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for user "tjchaplin"
    console.log(repositories);
});

//Same as above but using the owner object:{"name": "aGitUserName"}
var owner = {name:"tjchaplin";
gitConnection.getOwnerRepositories(owner, function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for user "tjchaplin"
    console.log(repositories);
});

//Same as above but explicitly defining the owner object for a user type:{"name": "aGitUserName","type":"users"}
var owner = {name:"tjchaplin",type:"users"};
gitConnection.getOwnerRepositories(owner, function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for user "tjchaplin"
    console.log(repositories);
});

###Get all GitHub repositories for an org

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect();

var owner = {name:"github",type:"orgs"};
gitConnection.getOwnerRepositories({name:"github",type:"orgs"}, function(repositories){
    //repositories will be an array of all repositories for user "tjchaplin"
    console.log(repositories);
});

###Specify an authorization key to connect with GitHub

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");

//Can specify the GitHub api authorization key for the private or enterprise instance
var apiAuthorizationKey = "";
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect(apiAuthorizationKey);

###Specify an authorization key and Specific GitHub url to connect with

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");

//Can specify the GitHub api authorization key for the private or enterprise instance
var apiAuthorizationKey = "";
var gitHubUrl = "https://api.github.com"
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect(apiAuthorizationKey,gitHubUrl);

###Specify an enterprise or private GitHub instance

var gitCommits = require("git-commits");

//Can specify the GitHub api authorization key for the private or enterprise instance
var apiAuthorizationKey = "";
var gitConnection = gitCommits.Connect(apiAuthorizationKey,"https://<ENTERPRISE-GITHUB-URL>");

//the framework can be used the same as the default connection

###Other Examples

For additional examples see the tests. To run them: npm test

##Credits/Other Frameworks