gitgeo 1.0.2

Discover the geography of open-source software. Explore the geographic locations of software developers associated with a GitHub repository or a Python (PyPI) package.

GitGeo

Discover the geography of open-source software. Explore the geographic locations of software developers associated with a GitHub repository or a Python (PyPI) package.

See, for instance, the geography of the contributors to the Python package requests.

Why use GitGeo?

• Curiosity

• Open source software community management

• Research on open source software ecosystems

• IT security compliance

Related Writing

• GitGeo Overview Blog

• GitGeo Applied to Open Source Python Data Science Blog

Installation

pip install gitgeo

Or:

git clone https://github.com/IQTLabs/GitGeo

Usage

(requires internet connection)

• First, create one or more GitHub personal access tokens.

• Second, run these commands in the command line to set environmental variables:

  export GITHUB_USERNAME='[github_username]'
  export GITHUB_TOKEN='[github_token]'

• Alternatively, to use multiple tokens, create a file called tokens.txt in the code’s directory and enter a GitHub personal access token on each line.

• Third, run these commands in the command line:

gitgeo --package [package_name]

gitgeo --repo [github_repo_url]

For example:

>>> gitgeo --package requests

-----------------
PACKAGE: requests
-----------------
CONTRIBUTOR, LOCATION
* indicates PyPI maintainer
---------------------
kennethreitz42 | Virginia, USA
Lukasa * | London, England
sigmavirus24 | Madison, WI
nateprewitt * | None
slingamn | None
BraulioVM | Malaga & Granada, Spain
dpursehouse | Kawasaki
jgorset | Oslo, Norway
...

Or:

>>> gitgeo --repo www.github.com/psf/requests

-----------------
GITHUB REPO: psf/requests
-----------------
CONTRIBUTOR, LOCATION
---------------------
kennethreitz42 | Virginia, USA | United States
Lukasa | London, England | United Kingdom
sigmavirus24 | Madison, WI | United States
nateprewitt | None | None
...

There are other command line options too:

Add --summary to get the results summarized by country. e.g.

>>> gitgeo --package requests --summary

-----------------
PACKAGE: requests
GITHUB REPO: psf/requests
-----------------
COUNTRY | # OF CONTRIBUTORS
---------------------------
United States 37
None 23
United Kingdom 4
Canada 4
Germany 4
Switzerland 4
Spain 2
Russia 2
...

Add --map when using the --repo option to create an html map saved in the results folder. See image above for static example. Real map includes zooming and tooltip capability.

Add --ouput_csv to output csv of results to results folder.

To create a csv of contributors from many repositories, enter repositories on separate lines in the repos.txt file. Then use the --multirepo flag.

Add multirepo_map and then a filename to create a map of csv ouput. csv output must be located in the results folder.

Add --num and specify a multiple of 100 from 100 (default) to 500 to specify the number of contributors analyzed per repo.

Run tests:

pytest

Want to contribute?

• Open a PR. We are glad to accept pull requests. We use black and pylint and pydocstyle, though we are glad to help if you haven’t used those tools before.

• Open an issue. Tell us your problem or a functionality you want.

• Want to help build a community related to GitGeo and similar open source software ecosystem exploration tools? Please send an email to [e-mail].