Keep your git statistics with post-commit hook.

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Usage

USAGE:
   git-mirror [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   install  install post-commit hook for adding stats automatically
   add      add stats of latest commit
   help, h  Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --repo value       git repo directory path of the mirror repo (default: "$HOME/.git-mirror")
   --whitelist value  comma seperated file extensions to create stats. eg: go,rs,sh,Makefile (default: all extensions)
   --help, -h         show help (default: false)

Install

• Grab a binary or install via go install github.com/mesuutt/git-mirror@latest
• Create a git repository at ~/.git-mirror(Do not forget git init)
• Copy example config file to your ~/.git-mirror repo as config.toml.

Usage

git-mirror works as git post-commit hook. So after install it you need to add related hook to project repositories by git-mirror install in your repos.

When you add a new commit to your project, stats of the commit will be added to the mirror repository.

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Example generated stats repo content

$ tree
.
└── 2023
    └── 01
        ├── 01
        │ └── log.go
        └── 02
            ├── log.go
            ├── log.java
            ├── log.md
            ├── log.sql
            └── log.yaml

# Example generated file content after some commits
$ cat 2023/01/02/log.go
fmt.Println("02:42 24 insertion(s), 7 deletion(s)")
fmt.Println("03:39 83 insertion(s), 11 deletion(s)")

TODO

• file type overwriting (jsx=js)
• content template with config
• filename template with config
• excluding file extensions
• separating stat dirs like personal/, work/
• custom vars in params and templates(-vars="project=foo-api-gateway")

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License: MIT