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2017 © Pedro PelĆ”ez
A simple CLI tool to generate information about GitHub contributors of a repository
Traces is a micro CLI application that is able to get all contributors and their contributions in "developer-readable" JSON format for a specified repository., (*1)
The authentication is a basic login/password for GitHub., (*2)
Note: If your Github login uses two-factor authentication, use an API token instead of password, (*3)
$ composer require prestashop/traces # Check a repository $ ./vendor/bin/traces -u <login> -p <password> -r <repositoryOwner/repositoryName> --config="config.yml" # Check an organization $ ./vendor/bin/traces -u <login> -p <password> -o <repositoryOwner> --config="config.yml"
A file named contributors.js will be generated, you can manipulate it using any programming language., (*4)
There are a number of settings that can be configured via the config file. Take a look at the config.dist.yml file for an example., (*5)
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| exclusions | List of excluded users. |
| keepExcludedUsers | Set to true to flag excluded contributors instead of filtering them out from the output. |
| fieldsWhitelist | List of fields to keep from the API result. Leave blank if you want to keep them all. |
| extractEmailDomain | Set to true to extract the user's email domain and include it in the generated file |
This project is released under the MIT license., (*6)
A simple CLI tool to generate information about GitHub contributors of a repository
MIT
A simple CLI tool to generate information about GitHub contributors of a repository
MIT
A simple CLI tool to generate information about GitHub contributors of a repository
MIT
A simple CLI tool to generate information about GitHub contributors of a repository
MIT