Git-time

Estimate time spent on a git repository.

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This is a fork from vmf91/git-time.
Since the original projects seems to be abadoned, this fork aims to maitain, fix bugs, and improve it.

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Install

npm install -g @jgabriel98/git-time

Usage

git-time <path>

or

git time <path>

When <path> is omitted, defaults to working directory;

Examples

from inside a git repository:

• $ git time --since lastweek
• $ git-time --since today

from outside a git repository:

• $ git time ./my_repo
• $ git time ./my_repo --since thisweek

More info

Usage: git-time <path>

Where <path> is the path of your Git repository. Defaults to working directory.

Options:

  -h, --help	output usage information
  --max         maximum time diff in minutes between two consecultive commits. Default: 90
  --min         minimum time in minutes for the start commit. Default: 25
  --since       since when do you want to calculate time (inclusive). [always|today|yesterday|thisweek|lastweek|yyyy-mm-dd]
                supports Brazilian portuguese                         [sempre|hoje|ontem|essasemana|semanapassada|yyyy-mm-dd]
  --author      filter out authors. Value(s) are passed to the git log command.

The option --since calculates from the last start of the given value, for example:

• --since thisweek will get all commits from this week, not from the last 7 days.
  
• --since today will get all commits since the start of today, not from the last 24 hours.

Output

Output is grouped by author

John Doe <john.doe@example.com>
102 commits found
Total time spent: 103.84 hours

Jane Doe <jane.doe@example.com>
321 commits found
Total time spent: 183.11 hours