GItHub GEms STats. Discover Gems usage for a GitHub user or org! Checkout Gigest App!
Do you want to know which are the most/least frequently used Gems for a GitHub user or organization? GIGEST gives you the ability to do that by inspecting the Gemfiles across all repos for a GitHub account.
gem install 'gigest'
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Authenticate. You have 4 ways to do it.
analytics = Gigest::Analytics.new(login: "winston", password: "secret")
Authenticating with your username and password will give GIGEST access to public and private repos within your GitHub account and organization/s.
Authenticating with an OAuth access token will give GIGEST access to repos depending on the scopes which the OAuth access token was granted.
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Process for a GitHub user or GitHub Organization.
analytics.process_for("winston")
This can take a while if the GitHub account contains A LOT of repos. Sit back and relax.
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Get summary.
analytics.summary
Returns you a Hash in the format:
{
gem1: [repo1, repo2],
gem2: [repo1, repo2, repo3, repo4]
}
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Get statistics.
analytics.statistics
Returns you an Array in the format:
[
{gem_name: "gem1", repositories: ["repo1", "repo2"], count: 2, percentage: 100.0},
{gem_name: "gem2", repositories: ["repo1"], count: 1, percentage: 50.0}
]
Pull Requests are very welcomed (with specs, of course)!
To run all specs, just execute rake
or rspec
.
GIGEST is maintained by Winston Teo.
You should follow Winston on Twitter, or find out more on WinstonYW and LinkedIn.
Copyright © 2013 Winston Teo Yong Wei. Free software, released under the MIT license.