Gitsheet

Gitsheet is a command line utility designed to fetch/parse/format GitHub API data. Primary use cases include analytics and report-generating.

Gitsheet requests are authenticated using your Github credentials. As such, the results of all queries are limited to the permissions of your Github account.

Install RubyGems and follow the setup instructions.

Install the Gitsheet gem:

$ gem install gitsheet

Synopsis:

$ gitsheet [type] -u [username] -o [organization] -f [format]

Arguments:

type is the data type to fetch. Can be either 'repos' or 'users'.

-o the GitHub organization to search within eg: 'vervewireless'

-f the format to output the results in. Can be either 'csv' or 'json'

By default, gitsheet outputs raw csv data to stdout. This is useful because you can pass the output to various shell commands.

Write to a file:

$ gitsheet ... > report.csv

Keyword search through results:

$ gitsheet ... | grep [keyword]

Get all repositories in an organization:

$ gitsheet repos -u testuser -o vervewireless

Get all members of an organization:

$ gitsheet users -u testuser -o vervewireless

Get all repositories and write output to a .csv file:

$ gitsheet repos -u testuser -o vervewireless -f csv > report.csv

Clone the repository:

$ git clone ssh@github.com/vervewireless/gitsheet.git
$ cd gitsheet/

Mac OSX Users should have a system version of Ruby installed:

$ ruby -v

Install Bundler:

$ gem install bundler

Install Gitsheet dependencies:

$ bundle install

Here are the next steps for Gitsheet

• Add unit tests
• Leverage Ruby gem to handle command line argument parsing, control flow etc.
• Better error handling
• More informative error messages
• A much better name!