git-daily

git-daily is a slimmed down git history command written in Rust, inspired by git-standup.

Usage • Installation • Options

Usage

git-daily                   # show last commits in a clean structured way

You can also use git daily if you followed step 2 of the installation instructions.

Installation

Step 1: Install git-daily

Right now, git-daily is only installable via homebrew

To install git-daily, run these commands in your terminal:

brew tap konrad-amtenbrink/tap
brew update && brew install git-daily

Step 2 (Optional): Add git-daily as git command

To add git-daily as a git command, run this command in your terminal:

echo "export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/Cellar/git-daily/0.1.0/bin/" >> ~/.zshrc

Be aware that this directly adds git-daily to your path so that git recognizes it.

Options

You can pass options to filter the recent commit history.

git-daily [-u <username>] # matches all commits that contain the username as author

Example

In order for this to work, the username does not have to be complete.

git daily -u konrad # also matches all commits authored by `Konrad Amtenbrink`