git-wrapped

Spotify Wrapped, but for your Git history.

git-wrapped analyzes your repository's commit history and generates a beautiful, colorful terminal report — complete with activity heatmaps, coding personality insights, streak tracking, and fun facts about your development habits.

Demo

Features

• The Numbers — Total commits, files changed, lines added/deleted, net impact
• Activity Heatmap — GitHub-style contribution calendar rendered in your terminal
• When You Code — Hour-of-day and day-of-week activity bar charts
• Top Files — Most frequently modified files leaderboard
• Languages — Programming language breakdown with visual bars
• Streaks & Records — Longest streak, current streak, busiest day
• Coder DNA — Fun personality assessment based on your coding patterns (Night Owl, Early Bird, Weekend Warrior, Feature Machine, and more)
• Fun Facts — Holiday commits, longest/shortest commit messages, productivity stats
• JSON Export — Export raw stats for sharing or further analysis

Installation

pip install git-wrapped

Or install from source:

git clone https://github.com/stackmasteraliza/git-wrapped.git
cd git-wrapped
pip install -e .

Usage

Run inside any git repository:

# Analyze the current repo (all time)
git-wrapped

# Analyze a specific year
git-wrapped --year 2025

# Analyze a specific repo
git-wrapped --path ~/projects/my-cool-project

# Filter by author
git-wrapped --author "Jane Doe"

# Disable animations for instant output
git-wrapped --no-animate

# Export as JSON
git-wrapped --json > my-wrapped.json

# Combine options
git-wrapped --path ~/work/api --year 2025 --author "me@email.com" --no-animate

You can also run it as a Python module:

python -m git_wrapped --year 2025

CLI Options

Coder Personalities

Based on your commit patterns, git-wrapped assigns you one of these personalities:

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• Git installed and in PATH
• Terminal with color support (most modern terminals)

Dependencies

• rich — Beautiful terminal formatting

That's it! Only one external dependency.

How It Works

1. Parses git log output with --numstat for file-level statistics
2. Computes time patterns, streaks, language breakdown, and more
3. Determines your "coder personality" based on commit patterns
4. Renders everything with Rich panels, tables, and styled text

Built With GitHub Copilot CLI

This project was built using GitHub Copilot CLI as part of the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge on DEV. Copilot CLI assisted with:

• Scaffolding the project structure
• Writing the git log parser and statistics engine
• Designing the Rich-based terminal visualizations
• Debugging edge cases in date/streak calculations

Here are some examples of Copilot CLI in action during development:

License

MIT License — see LICENSE for details.