2.9.4

Whitelist the npm files.

2.9.2

• Added badges 🎉
  • PayPal Donations
  • npm downloads
  • npm version
  • Travis (if there are tests)
  • CodeMentor–you can ping me there if you need help with one of these modules (or help in general).
• Updated the LICENSE year. 🎆

2.9.1

• Documentation fixes. Thanks @M-Zuber! 🍰
• Added standalone bundle.

2.9.0

• Added package.json
• Improved the documentation.
• Integrated json2md with blah to get the best flexibility in generating documentation. 💫
• Relicense to MIT and link to the license. ❤️

Regarding the integration of json2md into blah, read this blog post I wrote.

2.8.0

Forgot to return the config data in getConfig––thanks @joeyhipolito for fixing! 🍰

2.7.0

Fixed the getConfig method error sending.

2.6.0

getConfig is a sync method, but still accepts a callback function as legacy feature.
The callback handler was not triggered when the result was successful. That would break the git-stats-importer functionality.

2.4.0

This update is part of the biggest process of cleaning up my GitHub projects:

• Some of the repos were merged with other repos. 🎈
• Obsolete repositories (actually these that didn't have any functionality) were been deleted. 🔥
• Most of them got better documentation using blah configuration. 📖 📚 📝

Changes

• Improved documentation 📝
• Added/updated the the CONTRIBUTING.md file. 📖
• Integrated json2md with blah to get the best flexibility in generating documentation. 💫

Regarding the integration of json2md into blah, read this blog post I wrote.

2.3.0

Previously we were using ~/.git-stats-config.json to store Git Stats configuration. That was cool, but now I'm improving this. This was changed in ``~/.git-stats-config.jswhich shouldmodule.exports` an object. 💫

This simplifies the things. For example, to set the colors, we don't need to manually write strange weird ANSI characters in a JSON file, but use the couleurs package. That means we can npm i -g <pack> && npm link <pack> and require("<pack>") in our config file.

And here is what I did to replicate GitHub's spooky contributions calendar:

var Couleurs = require("couleurs");

module.exports = {
    theme: {
        background: "#FFFFFF"
      , foreground: "#565656"
      , squares: {
            "⬚": Couleurs("◼", "#EEEEEE")
          , "▢": Couleurs("◼", "#FFEE4A")
          , "▤": Couleurs("◼", "#FFC501")
          , "▣": Couleurs("◼", "#FE9600")
          , "◼": Couleurs("◼", "#03001C")
        }
    }
};

And the result is:

Pretty cool, right? 🎨

2.2.0

• Added iterate-object as dependency.