gitpeek

A fast and easy way to recursively show gitlogs per project on your working station.

Install

Globally

npm i -g gitpeek

or

Locally

npm i gitpeek

Usage

Use gitpeek --help for all available commands.

gitpeek --project-path="/Users/you/code" --since="2020-02-17" --author=marnix

const gitpeek = require('gitpeek');
gitpeek({ projectPath: '/Users/user/code', since: '2020-02-17' }).then(data => {
  console.log('data', data);
});

Options

gitpeek in terminal

  --current-user               use the current GIT user as author (default: false)
  --author <author>            pass an author (default: false)
  --day <YYYY-MM-DD>           pass a date of a specific day (default: false)
  --since <YYYY-MM-DD>         pass a start date (default: false)
  --until <YYYY-MM-DD>         pass a until date (default: false)
  --format <format>            formats the git output (default is "%an <%ae> - %s" (default: "%an <%ae> - %s")
  --project-path <path>        pass a project path, which will be used to search for git directories (default: __dirname)
  --skip-directories <string>  pass directory names which should be skipped (default: null)
  --json                       give a json response

gitpeek in node

gitpeek({
  currentUser: false,
  author: false,
  day: false,
  since: false,
  until: false,
  format: '%an <%ae> - %s',
  projectPath: __dirname,
  skipDirectories: null,
  json: true,
}).then(result => console.log('result', result));

Options defaults

author > If not passed, commits of all contributors are listed since > If not passed, today (00:00) is used until > If not passed, the current time is used format > If not passed '%an <%ae> - %s' is used projectPath > If not passed, the current directory is used (__dirname) skipDirectories > already included directories: ['node_modules', 'public', '.git', '_scripts', 'app', 'vendor']

When passing the --skipDirectories argument, make sure to pass it as a string, separating directories with a comma (,). eg. showgitlogs --projectPath="/Users/you/code" --skipDirectories=".next,.cache"

Output formatting

By default, the default formatting outputs author <author email> - commit message (). You can pass your own formatting by passing --format="<format>" to the script. Formatting options can be found here https://git-scm.com/docs/pretty-formats.

Example result

Getting git logs for 17-02-2020 from mjanssen

/Users/marnix/code/projects/some-awesome-project/.git
mjanssen <[email protected]> - Render correct items for language
mjanssen <[email protected]> - Update zindex for social icons

License

MIT