Simple .NET Core console application for collecting statistics from a set of remote git repositories. Meant used for developer KPI reporting.
- Most recent commit for each repo (repo staleness)
- Number of commits per contributor
- Number of unique contributors last X months (human coverage)
- Any suggestions?
Clone, build, edit appsettings.json and run:
dotnet run --username {username} --password {password}
Example appsettings.json content:
{
"username": "{username}",
"password": "{password}",
"repos": [
{
"url": "http://something.something.git",
"friendlyName": "My fine nuget"
},
{
"url": "http://otherthing.otherthing.git",
"friendlyName": "My fine service"
}
],
"authorEmailAliases": [
{
"primary": "post@andersaustad.com",
"aliases": [ "anderaus@gmail.com", "anders.austad@novanet.no", "anderaus@outlook.com" ]
}
]
}Incomplete proof-of-concept using libgit2. Currently clones/fetches repos, loops through commits and collects some key stats. Simple visualization of staleness and coverage using chart.js.
- Read auth and repos info from config file or command line
- Clone/fetch remote repos
- Gather basic statistics from repos
- Gather advanced statistics from repos
- Use configured email aliases to find unique contributors (some contribute using multiple emails)
- Persist key statistics to json file
- Create basic static html page visualizing the result
- Create more advanced html page visualizing the result using chart.js