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Git Miner – Dig into guts of git history
- therealidiot 11y agoSigh. Another web request piped into an interpreter. Not even https.
- bluehawk 11y agoI love the implication that it only needs the output of git log so it's totally safe to run this unknown script on your box.
- rawe 11y agoThe wget version still needs curl... at least it looks like the comitted data is escaped and a big chunk of /dev/zero does internal server error or a gateway timeout only. Why does "www.gitminer.com" fordward to "http://gitminer/" http://gitminer/" ?
- saidajigumi 11y agoAs if that weren't bad enough, the entire tool runs server-side, requiring you to upload your data, for precisely what reason? It's not like these aren't rather boring, bog-standard visualizations. It would be rather more interesting to have a tool that processed and dumped git history data, locally, into Postgres, sqlite or whatever with a standard DB schema. Nicely structured, that data would then be readily available for investigation with whatever viz tools you had to hand (d3 and other charting libs, R, Tableau, etc.)
- thawkins 11y agoGreat way to harvest email addresses etc of all your committers. For identity theft, spamming and spoofing fun.
- therealdrag0 11y ago> bog-standard. Are you British? As an American, this is one of my favorite esoteric expressions, along with the even more marginal "bog-stock".
- posnet 11y agoGitinspector provides similar functionality, without requiring you to upload your info to a site. (Remember to set the output as HTML if you want pretty graphs) https://code.googol.com/p/gitinspector/ https://code.googol.com/p/gitinspector/ Gource is another tool that gives an interesting overview of the version control history of a project. https://code.google.com/p/gource/ https://code.google.com/p/gource/