jmforsythe

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   by jmforsythe 3y ago

   Could we please stop calling anything with a permissive copyright "open source"?
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   by jmforsythe 3y ago

   Shameless plug for my project [0] using treemaps to visualise a git repo [0] https://github.com/jmforsythe/Git-Heat-Map
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   by jmforsythe 3y ago

   I was confused as my project [0] I called it a git heat map, not realising that a similar term was used for other completely different visualisations [0] https://github.com/jmforsythe/Git-Heat-Map
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   by jmforsythe 4y ago

   Unfortunately the commit info is not independent at the moment, and that is mostly due to wanting to track renaming/deletion of files.
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   by jmforsythe 4y ago

   The size of the boxes is fairly customisable on the back end, the webpage just needs to be sent the right JSON data, and the only real criteria is that the size of each directory is the sum of the sizes of its children.
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   by jmforsythe 4y ago

   Do you mind sharing what specifically the colouring is doing, and what you expect it to be doing?
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   by jmforsythe 4y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to add instructions for the sh files and the python version. This is still very much a WIP so I'm not going to look into docker just yet. For the highlighting, currently only a single email patter
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   by jmforsythe 4y ago

   What exactly do you mean? The README describes how to run the website, and how to mentions the only dependency.
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   Show HN: Git Heat Map – a tool for visualising git repo activity for each file(github.com)

   173 points by jmforsythe 4y ago|39 comments