hours-report
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hours report based on git repo
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hours-report
An Estimated time spent on a git repository report.
Please note that the information might not be accurate enough to be used in billing.
Usage
The package is written in 100% Vanilla js without dependencies (Not including dev-dependencies), to be able to run on most versions of NodeJs. That is why it's recommended not to install it but to use it like this:
npx hour-report
Output
The output is default to output a csv file, like this:
The file could then be saved to Excel, Google Sheets etc.
Options
Usage: hours-report <options>
Options:
-e, --email email address. Default: current git user email address
-mx, --max-diff-for-session maximum difference in minutes between commits counted to one session. Default: 120
-mn, --min-session how many minutes the first commit of a session should add to total. Default: 30
-df, --date-from Analyze data since certain date (git log format). default: always (with limit of 1000 rows)
-du, --date-until Analyze data until certain date (git log format). default: now
-fr, --format output format : 'csv' | 'console' | 'xlsx'. Default: 'xlsx'
-o, --output output folder. Default: temp/hours-report
-p, --path Git repository to analyze. Default: . (current folder)
-h, --help prints help options
Examples:
- Estimate your hours for current repo
$ hours-report
- Estimate hours in repository where developers commit more seldom: they might have 4h(240min) pause between commits
$ hours-report --max-diff-for-session=240
For more information see the docs.
Inspirations
Got the inspiration from git-hours, git-time and more.
Support
Running with npx
- [x] Node.js 12
- [x] Node.js 14
- [x] Node.js 16
- [x] Node.js 18
- [x] Node.js 20
The package is written in vanilla JS so no dependencies (only Typescript as dev dependency). This is so it can support version 12-18 of nodeJS.
Development
- [x] Node.js 19
To develop modify etc. use node 18 and above. All the test are written in node test runner that is available for this version, and the types dev-dependencies.
Installation
$ npm i hours-report
Unit testing
The unites testing is done with the new experimental NodeJs test runner.
$ npm test
E2e test
contains only one test (used for CI purposes and to check node versions compatibility)
$ npm run e2e
Fixes
- version 1.1.6
fixed https://github.com/ChenPeleg/hours-report/issues/36