gitlogfeed
gitlogfeed creates an atom feed from your git log.
Installation
pip install gitlogfeed
When to use?
If your project has plain text documentation (reStrucutedText, markdown or
gherkin) you can setup an atom feed with gitlogfeed to notify your users
about the changes of your project:
gitlogfeed --repo /path/of/your/git/repo --filter-path docs https://your.site
The title and summary of the feed entry will be created from the commit
message. gitlogfeed creates html file from every patch and the content of the
feed entry will link to the html file.
The scope of the generated diff can be set with the --diff-context option.
You can show the entire file with a big enough limit:
gitlogfeed --diff-context 5000 https://your.site
gitlogfeed can read the git log from stdin:
git log --max-count 20 | gitlogfeed -i --target-dir docs/build https://your.site
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Metadata
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