I really like github’s punch card feature. It’s a nice way to quickly see when a project is worked on.
However, it’s very limited. You can only see everyone’s work on the master branch. I have lots of other ways I want to look at my repos (including some that aren’t on github).
So I wrote my own.
Here are the neat kinds of things I can do now:
~/work-project/ % git timecard
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~/memcached % git timecard rewritten-bin
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~/memcached % git timecard --author=dustin
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~/twitterspy % git timecard '@{1 week ago}'..
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