You know those cool graphs and statistics you can get for a repository on github? The things is that (unfortunately) not all git repositories are hosted on github for various reasons. This is the tool for rendering graphs for your repository that can be hosted anywhere, and it looks great.

• Handles multiple repositories
• Handles bare repositories
• Statistics
  • Total commits
  • Total contributors
  • Average commits per contributor
  • First commit date
  • Latest commit date
  • Active for (X days)
  • Average commits per day
• Graphs
  • Commits by date
  • Commits by hour of day
  • Commits by day of week
  • Commits by contributor

• PHP >= 5.3.2
• Git

Install dependencies using Composer

php composer.phar install

You also need to set permission to the applications storage folder

chmod -R 777 app/storage

Clone the repositories you want to statistics and graphs for in to the repositories folder.

cd repositories
git clone <repository-url>

You can clone as many as you want to in to this folder.

See laravel-website-configs by Dayle Rees for examples of Laravel web server configurations.

• Apache
• NginX

To manually override configuration, start by copying app/config/git-pretty-stats.php to app/config/local/git-pretty-stats.php. Then you can configure the following in that file:

Custom directory for repositories

Set the repositoriesPath to a relative path where you store your repositories

'repositoriesPath' => '../../repositories'

Specify each repository path

Set the repositoriesPath to an array of paths. They can be either relative or absolute.

'repositoriesPath' => array(
    '/var/www/web-project',
    '../test-project'
);

E-mail aliases

Sometimes a user will contribute using different e-mail addresses to a repository. If you want to you can manually map the aliases for this. To add commits to user_new@email.com made by user_old@email.com you can do this (you can add as many as you like):

'emailAliases' => array(
    'user_old@email.com' => 'user_new@email.com'
);

Now go to your web browser and go to the URL where you've set everything up.

Disclaimer: the tool has been tested to work on repositories up to 10 000 commits. If your repository have a higher number of commits than that you might experience issues.

Since 0.4 the application is based on the Laravel framework and some changes have been made. All you need to do (except following the installation instructions again) is to move your config.php to app/config/local/git-pretty-stats.php if you have one.

1. Check for open issues or open a fresh issue to start a discussion around a feature idea or a bug.
2. Fork the git-pretty-stats repository on Github to start making your changes.
3. Write test(s) which shows that the bug was fixed or that the feature works as expected.
4. Send a pull request. Make sure to add yourself to CONTRIBUTORS.md.

If there is some certain statistics or graph that you are missing and would like to be added? Create an issue and request it!