Utility to show a histogram plot timeline of commits to your githup repositories. By default, it is set to show the last 45 days of activity, which fits nicely in a narrow terminal pane (~8-10 cm on-screen.)
Make sure the following can be found in your path.
- GNU Utils (e.g. grep, sed, awk) [installed usually on all systems]
- Spark (https://github.com/holman/spark)
1. Set the parent folder for all your git repositories (assumption is that one parent folder contains them all)
/path/to/git-commit-timeline.sh
3. Run rungitcommitchecker and provide the path to your github repositories as the first (and only argument)
rungitcommitchecker /path/to/github-repositories
If all worked, then you should see a histogram appear every ten minutes showing a timeline of your latest commits.
