ghtop
See what's happening on GitHub in real time (also helpful if you need to use up your API quota as quickly as possible).
ghtop provides a number of views of all current public activity from all users across the entire GitHub platform. (Note that GitHub delays all events by five minutes.)
Install
Either pip install ghtop or conda install -c fastai ghtop.
How to use
Run ghtop -h to view the help:
$ ghtop -h
usage: ghtop [-h] [--include_bots] [--types TYPES] [--filt {user,repo,org}] [--filtval FILTVAL]
{tail,quad,users,simple}
positional arguments:
{tail,quad,users,simple} Operation mode to run
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--include_bots Include bots (there is a lot of them!) (default: False)
--types TYPES Comma-separated types of event to include (e.g PushEvent)
--filt {user,repo,org} Filtering method
--filtval FILTVAL Value to filter by (for `repo` use format `owner/repo`)
There are 4 views you can choose: ghtop simple, ghtop tail, ghtop quad, or ghtop users. Each are shown and described below. All views have the following options:
--include_bots: By default events that appear to be from bots are excluded. Add this flag to include them--types TYPES: Optional comma-separated list of event types to include (defaults to all types). For a full list of types, see the GitHub event types docs--filtand--filtval: Optionally filter events to just those from one of:user,repo, ororg, depending onfilt.filtvalis the value to filter by. See the GitHub docs for details on the public event API calls used.
Important note: while running, ghtop will make about 5 API calls per second. GitHub has a quota of 5000 calls per hour. When there are 1000 calls left, ghtop will show a warning on every call.
ghtop simple
A simple dump to your console of all events as they happen.
ghtop tail
Like simple, but removes most bots, and only includes releases, issues and PRs (open, close, and comment events). A summary of the frequency of push events is also shown at the bottom of the screen.
ghtop quad
The same information as tail, but in a split window showing separately PRs, issues, pushes, and releases. This view does not remove bot activity.
ghtop users
A summary of activity for the most active current users.
Shared under the MIT license with ♥ by @nat
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