Show HN: Git Heat Map – a tool for visualising git repo activity for each file
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#3Add installation procedures.
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#4https://github.com/breck7/jtree and https://github.com/breck7/pldb
Update: Got the email. Thank you! NEAR sent!
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#5Add installation procedures.
What exactly do you mean? The README describes how to run the website, and how to mentions the only dependency.
Also I wasn't sure how to get the colors :shrug:
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What exactly do you mean? The README describes how to run the website, and how to mentions the only dependency.
After cloning, I had to change the perms of the .sh files, install flask via pip and hope for the best. I wasn't sure what Python version to use, I used some 3.x. It would be really nice if this was fully containerized and I could launch in docker/podman. Also I wasn't sure how to get the colors :shrug:
For the highlighting, currently only a single email pattern input is supported. Type in your pattern into the box at the bottom, then click submit. The pattern gets fed into a LIKE statement in SQLite, so just plaintext, with % representing a wildcard eg torvalds% would highlight files modified by an email starting with torvalds.
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#7Don't have time to install but I would pay $10 in NEAR coin if you can email or post the results of my repos to me (breck7@gmail.com): https://github.com/breck7/jtree and https://github.com/breck7/pldb Update: Got the email. Thank you! NEAR sent!
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
After cloning, I had to change the perms of the .sh files, install flask via pip and hope for the best. I wasn't sure what Python version to use, I used some 3.x. It would be really nice if this was fully containerized and I could launch in docker/podman. Also I wasn't sure how to get the colors :shrug:
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 pattern input is supported. Type in your pattern into the box at the bottom, then click submit. The pattern gets fed into a LIKE statement in SQLite, so just plaintext, with % representing a wildc…
I had the same minor install issue, specifically needed to do the following:
>chmod +x git-log-format.sh generate-db.sh
>python -m venv .venv
>source .venv/bin/activate
>pip install flask
I'm not sure the colouring is working as expected; I tried submitting with many email addresses I know are in the repo it ran over (with/out the wildcard) and the highlighting behaviour was difficult to predict.Re: Show HN: Git Heat Map – a tool for visualising git repo activity for each file
#9Also shout out to the (mostly useless but cool looking) git history visualizer, Gource[0].
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
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 pattern input is supported. Type in your pattern into the box at the bottom, then click submit. The pattern gets fed into a LIKE statement in SQLite, so just plaintext, with % representing a wildc…
Looks great! Thanks for your work on this. I had the same minor install issue, specifically needed to do the following: >chmod +x git-log-format.sh generate-db.sh >python -m venv .venv >source .venv/bin/activate >pip install flask I'm not sure the colouring is working as expected; I tried submitting with many email addresses I know are in the repo it ran over (with/out the wildcard) and the highlighting behaviour was…