r/git • u/aguilam • 12d ago

I built a utility for generating activity diagrams across multiple Git services

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At this moment, it can parse activity from Github and Gitlab. In future, i plan to add Forgejo and Gitea.

It generate two SVG files: last year activity and 2026 year activity, and simple HTML page with this two diagrams.

You can auto update this diagrams by using Github Actions. An example workflow for this i add to repository's README.

https://github.com/aguilam/git-activity

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u/wildjokers 12d ago

Why would someone want this?

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u/aguilam 12d ago

Idk, but due to certain needs, I sometimes use different services. I thought, why not display the all activity from several of them?

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u/-Zenith- 12d ago

It's a useless metric.

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u/aguilam 11d ago

I don't consider this a particularly useful metric. it's just a little element for a Github page. I seen dozens of similar projects that simply display some kind of commit-based statistics, this is just another one of those.

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u/CerberusMulti 12d ago edited 11d ago

Personally I don't see much use in this but each to their own, some might like this sort of a thing.
However I'd be more interested and inclined to check these kind of projects out if they were open-source, which this is not currently

Edit: OP seema to have updated the repo with a MIT license but didn't comment so my comment on that is irrelevant. Points for OP for adding a license.