Git Commit Log Analysis Made Easy

Turn your Git commit logs into valuable information. Analyze your Git log and see who, where, when, and what is contributing to your project.

How It Works

A Complete Overview Of Your Git Commits

Git is one of the most popular version control systems for software development. It’s a distributed revision control system built for speed and data integrity, supporting distributed, non-linear workflows.

If you’re a software developer using Git, you might be overlooking very valuable information if you are not analyzing your Git commit log!

How is your code size changing over time?
Which files are changed the most?
Who are the most active contributors and to which parts of the code base?
What is the ‘Net’ gain of your project contributors? Are they adding code or deleting it?
Which hours of the day are the most productive?
On which days of the week are your contributors most active?

Answers to these and many other questions are right there in your Git commit log.

Of course, Git log isn’t very useful in a plain text form with hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of lines and commits.

This is where eazyBI can help:

Export your Git log to a .txt file from your project directory with
git log --numstat >filename.txt
Upload and import your Git log .txt file into eazyBI and you’re all set.
Start analyzing in minutes with pre-defined charts, reports, and dashboards.
Use drag-and-drop interface and advanced calculations to create your own reports and dashboards.
Export any data to CSV, Excel or share using iframe or OpenSocial gadgets.