git-chart is a simple Perl script that generates a plot of commits over time
for a given repository. This was created as a quick&dirty hack, so expect rough
edges and lots of missing features.
Also note that it was developed independently and bears no relation to flashcode's gitchar program, despite the similarity in name and intent.
Usage: git chart [options...] [log specs...]
Creates a chart plotting the distribution over time of the commits
specified as <log specs>. By default, commits are grouped by hour, day,
week, month or year depending on the time spanned, but this can be
controlled by the user.
Options:
--hourly, --daily, --weekly, --monthly, --yearly:
force a specific commit grouping
--step=<integer>:
force commits to be grouped each <integer> seconds
--gnuplot:
produce a chart with gnuplot (default)
--google:
produce a chart with Google Charts
--chart-height=<integer>:
set the Google Charts height; the width is set
to a 4:3 ratio (default: 100)