A tool to estimate the amount of time spent working on a Git repository.
It is a direct port of git-hours, written in Node.js, because the code was many years out of date and no longer builds.
Note that the information provided is only a rough estimate.
cargo install jikyuu
git clone https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap
cd bootstrap
jikyuu
+----------------+-------------------------+---------+-----------------+
| Author | Email | Commits | Estimated Hours |
| | | | |
| Mark Otto | [email protected] | 2902 | 1808.9833 |
| Mark Otto | [email protected] | 2516 | 1709.4 |
| XhmikosR | [email protected] | 1431 | 1612.4667 |
| Chris Rebert | [email protected] | 945 | 1019.3 |
| Jacob Thornton | [email protected] | 826 | 740.35 |
| Mark Otto | [email protected] | 858 | 663.7167 |
| <...> | | | |
| | | | |
| Total | | 16639 | 15041.153 |
+----------------+-------------------------+---------+-----------------+
You can associate an author that has used multiple emails in the commit logs with the --email
(-e
) option.
jikyuu -e [email protected][email protected] \
-e [email protected][email protected] \
-e [email protected][email protected] \
-e [email protected][email protected]
+-----------------+---------------------------+---------+-----------------+
| Author | Email | Commits | Estimated Hours |
| | | | |
| Mark Otto | [email protected] | 6880 | 4662.817 |
| XhmikosR | [email protected] | 1431 | 1612.4667 |
| Chris Rebert | [email protected] | 945 | 1019.3 |
| Jacob Thornton | [email protected] | 826 | 740.35 |
| Martijn Cuppens | [email protected] | 361 | 508.5 |
| <...> | | | |
+-----------------+---------------------------+---------+-----------------+
Use --format json
(-f
) to output the data as a JSON array.
[
{
"email": "[email protected]",
"author_name": "Mark Otto",
"hours": 4662.817,
"commit_count": 6880
},
{
"email": "[email protected]",
"author_name": "XhmikosR",
"hours": 1612.4667,
"commit_count": 1431
},
// ...
{
"email": null,
"author_name": "Total",
"hours": 14826.803,
"commit_count": 16639
}
]
See the How it works section of the git-hours README.
Run the following command to estimate the time spent for the provided Git repository.
jikyuu /path/to/git/repo/
The path must point to the root of the Git repo, not any subdirectories inside of it.
Extended usage:
USAGE:
jikyuu [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <REPO_PATH>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-m, --merge-requests Include merge requests into calculation
-V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-b, --branch <branch> Analyze only data on the specified branch
-t, --branch-type <local|remote>
Type of branch that `branch` refers to. `local` means refs/heads/, `remote` means refs/remotes/.
-e, --email <OTHER_EMAIL=MAIN_EMAIL>...
Associate all commits that have a secondary email with a primary email
-a, --first-commit-add <MINUTES>
How many minutes first commit of session should add to total [default: 120]
-f, --format <format>
[default: stdout] [possible values: Stdout, Json]
-d, --max-commit-diff <MINUTES>
Maximum difference in minutes between commits counted to one session [default: 120]
-s, --since <always|today|yesterday|thisweek|lastweek|YYYY-mm-dd>
Analyze data since certain date [default: always]
-u, --until <always|today|yesterday|thisweek|lastweek|YYYY-mm-dd>
Analyze data until certain date [default: always]
ARGS:
<REPO_PATH> Root path of the Git repository to analyze.
MIT.