Git Counting
A tool for graphing the word counts of a .tex document stored in a git repository.
Git Counting:
- Clones a git repo
- For each commit in the repo
- Finds a given (tex) file
- Runs texcount on it (pearl script from http://app.uio.no/ifi/texcount/)
- Gets result and logs it with commit message and date
- Plots the date vs the word count
- Every 10th data point includes its commit message
Depends on
- Pearl
- Python3
- Pip (for the below)
- GitPython
- pip3 install gitpython
- matplotlib
- pip3 install -U matplotlib
Usage
python3 gitCounting.py --url <The URL of your repository> --file <File name you wish to word count>
The parameter for --url should be the url you'd use to clone the repository, and --file should be the 'main' tex file of your document.
To Do
- Script to install dependancies
- Make program clean up (after counting or on command, or both?)
- Generalise to count other document types
- Other text documents
- Lines of Code