That's right! You can now natively compile this tool with Visual Studio or Microsoft's Build Tools!
Howdy! I forked this repository because I needed this tool, but I wanted it to run natively on Windows without the use of CYGWIN or MINGW and MSYS.
If you need to reach me, shoot me an email @ saiwolf@swmnu.net ! Or make an issue here. I'll try to pay attention from time to time, though I'm infamous for forgetting!
Except for the git command and any code updates that I might have done.
git-log-html takes the colorized output of git log and replaces ANSI
colour codes with HTML span elements. The span elements have classes
corresponding to the colour codes. See default.css for
definitions of the most common classes.
git-log-html
# runs
# git log --graph --abbrev-commit --decorate --date=format:%c \
# --format=format:'%C(bold blue)%h%C(reset) \
# - %C(bold green)(%ad)%C(reset) \
# %C(white)%s%C(reset) \
# %C(dim white)- %an <%ae>%C(reset) \
# %C(bold yellow)%d%C(reset)' --all
git-log-html -
# colourizes stdin
git-log-html FILE
# colourizes the contents of FILE
Note: You can safely ignore the warnings. Or make a pull request if you feel like fixing them! Help is always wanted!
- Open
git-log-html.slnin Visual Studio - Build -> Build Solution/Build Project
- Look in the Debug/ or Release/ folders for the .exe
- Open the MS Build Tools Command Prompt
- Change to the win32 directory
- Execute
MSBuild git-log-html.vcxproj /property:Configuration=Debugfor Debug builds - Execute
MSBuild git-log-html.vcxproj /property:Configuration=Releasefor Release builds - Look in the Debug/ or Release/ folders under the win32 directory for the .exe
Open up test.html in the win32 directory for a static view of what the output of this tool produces.
Dario Hamidi <dario.hamidi@gmail.com>
Selvam, Vignesh vignesh.selvam@one.verizon.com
Win32 Port and this fork's owner: Robert Cato saiwolf@swmnu.net