git-kudos is an open source project that lists the contributions of each author in a Git repository. It shows who has written the most lines of code, making it easy to recognize and celebrate everyone's hard work. Give them their well-deserved kudos! 🎉
~ ❯ git-kudos --help
Usage: git-kudos [-d | --detailed] [<paths>] [-x | --exclude <paths-to-exclude>]
Options:
-h, --help Print this help message
-v, --version Print version
-d, --detailed Output detailed list of files
-x, --exclude <paths-to-exclude> Exclude specified paths
-D, --days <num-days> Specify number of days back to include
-M, --months <num-months> Specify number of months back to include
-Y, --year <num-years> Specify number of years back to include
Examples:
git-kudos Kudos for current path
git-kudos include/menu/ file.txt data/*.js Kudos for specified files and folders
git-kudos out[A-C].csv Kudos for outA.csv outB.csv outC.csv
git-kudos alg[15].rs Kudos for alg1.rs alg5.rs
git-kudos **.{h,c,hpp,cpp} Kudos for by C/C++ files
git-kudos src/**/test.js Kudos for text.js files inside src/
git-kudos src/**/test/*.cpp Kudos for .cpp files inside test folders
git-kudos src/**Renderer*.* Kudos for files that contain "Renderer"
git-kudos src/**.{h,cpp} -x src/*/test/ Kudos for C++ files and exclude test folders
git-kudos **.c -M 3 Kudos for lines in C files added during the past 3 months
git-kudos **.py -d Detailed kudos for .py files
cd git-kudos
cmake -S . -B build
cmake --build build
sudo cmake --install build
For most Linux users, it is available in snap.
sudo snap install git-kudosFor Arch users, it is also available in the AUR.
yay -S git-kudos
All contributions are welcome! Whether you're reporting issues, suggesting new features, or submitting pull requests, your help is greatly appreciated. 🫶