gitraze 0.2.6

A CLI and Python library for GitHub reconnaissance, search, and analysis

Gitraze

A fast, hacker-style CLI for slicing through GitHub data like a blade.

Gitraze is a powerful command-line tool designed to explore, analyze, and extract insights from GitHub using both REST and GraphQL APIs — all from your terminal.

⚠️ Status: Early development — expect bugs, missing features, and rapid changes. APIs and CLI may change without notice.

Built for developers who prefer terminals over tabs.

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Why Gitraze?

Most GitHub tools are either slow, bloated, or UI-heavy.

Gitraze is different:

• Fast, minimal, no nonsense
• Built for developers who think in terminals
• Deep GitHub data access (REST + GraphQL)
• Modular and extensible architecture

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Features

• Modular system (easy to extend and hack on)
• CLI-first workflow
• GitHub API integration (REST + GraphQL)
• Repository insights
• User analysis
• Filter PRs vs issues automatically
• Human-readable timestamps
• Cleaned descriptions (HTML stripped)
• Analytics modules (in progress)
• Search users, repos, issues, PRs, and topics

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Installation

pip install gitraze

Usage

Run directly from your terminal:

Example:

gitraze --help
gitraze user octocat
gitraze repo torvalds/linux  
gitraze search repos "machine learning" -n 5 # Will show top 5 results, but it is optional flag
gitraze analyze github # Coming soon!

Example output:

$ gitraze user octocat

[+] Fetching user data...
[✓] Done

User: octocat
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Name             : The Octocat
Login            : octocat
Id               : 583231
Node_id          : MDQ6VXNlcjU4MzIzMQ==
Type             : User
User_view_type   : public
Bio              : None
Followers        : 22312
Following        : 9
Public_repos     : 8
Public_gists     : 8
Location         : San Francisco
Profile_url      : https://github.com/octocat
Created_at       : 25 Jan 2011
Email            : None
Twitter_username : None

Commands prefixed with $ should be run in your terminal.

Gitraze can also be used as a lightweight Python SDK.

User:

import gitraze as gz

user = gz.user("octocat")

print(user["name"])
print(user["followers"])

Search:

results = gz.search(gz.REPOS, "machine learning", 3)

for repo in results:
    print(repo["full_name"])

Pretty-print results in terminal style:

from gitraze import *

display(user("octocat"))

Example output:

Name             : The Octocat
Login            : octocat
Id               : 583231
Node_id          : MDQ6VXNlcjU4MzIzMQ==
Type             : User
User_view_type   : public
Bio              : None
Followers        : 22578
Following        : 9
Public_repos     : 8
Public_gists     : 8
Location         : San Francisco
Profile_url      : https://github.com/octocat
Created_at       : 25 Jan 2011
Email            : None
Twitter_username : None

Note: import gitraze as gz is the recommended import.

Available exports:

Functions:

• user()
• repo()
• search()
• display()

Constants:

• USERS
• REPOS
• PRS
• ISSUES
• TOPICS

⚠️ CLI commands are still evolving and may change.

Philosophy

Gitraze is built for speed, clarity, and control.

No GUI. No clutter. No distractions.
Just raw access to GitHub data — the way it should be.

If you live in the terminal, Gitraze lives with you.

Development Setup

Clone the repo and install locally:

git clone https://github.com/akpandey-dev/gitraze.git
cd gitraze
pip install -e .

Project Status

Gitraze is in active development:

• Expect breaking changes
• Some commands may not work
• Features are being added rapidly
• GraphQL feature is basically absent now, but is coming soon

If you're here early — you're basically a beta tester 😈

Contributing

PRs, ideas, bug reports, and feature suggestions are welcome. If you want to improve or modify Gitraze, go ahead.

git checkout -b feature/cool-thing

Just keep the code clean and the terminal fast.

License

MIT License — do whatever you want, just don’t blame me if you break stuff.