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showgitlogs

v0.2.0

Published

A fast way to recursively get gitlogs per project on your working station

Downloads

3

Readme

Showgitlogs

npm

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

Install

npm i -g showgitlogs

Usage

showgitlogs --projectPath="/Users/you/code" --since="11-01-2019" --author=marnix

Options

Options are not required

showgitlogs
  --author > pass an author
  --since > pass a start date
  --until > pass a until date
  --projectPath > pass a project path, which will be used to search for git directories
  --skipDirectories > pass directory names which should be skipped

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 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 list it as following:

showgitlogs --projectPath="/Users/you/code" --skipDirectories=another-directory,and-this-one

Example result

License

MIT