hubstats

hubstats is a command line tool to count opened/closed/commented GitHub pull requests.

Prerequisite

Install Leiningen and run it on Java 11+.

Usage

lein run --organization $organization --repository $repository

If an access token is required:

lein run --organization $organization --repository $repository --token "$token"

Output example:

pull requests for softwarevidal/arthur ->
        since 1 week(s):
                10 opened / 14 closed / 10 commented (90 comments)
                opened per author: {"jprudent" 4, "cmahalin" 4, "omabrouki" 1, "AElMehdiVidal" 1}
                comments per author: {"vidal-rm" 68, "jcgay" 11, "nicokosi" 3, "jprudent" 3, "AElMehdiVidal" 3, "omabrouki" 2}
                closed per author: {"cmahalin" 7, "nicokosi" 3, "jcgay" 2, "jprudent" 1, "AElMehdiVidal" 1}

List of all parameters:

lein run

will output:

Count opened/closed/commented GitHub pull requests.
Mandatory parameters:
    --organization        GitHub organization
    -o            GitHub organization (shorthand)
    --repository        GitHub repository
    -r            GitHub repository (shorthand)
    --token            GitHub access token (optional)
    -t            GitHub access token shorthand, optional)
Optional parameters:
    --repositories        Comma-separated list of repositories (optional)
    --since-weeks        output events that occurred since this number of weeks (optional, default: 1)
    -w            output events that occurred since this number of weeks (shorthand, optional, default: 1)
    --since-days        output events that occurred since this number of days (optional)
    -d            output events that occurred since this number of days (shorthand, optional)
    --since            output events that occurred since a date with format '"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ' (optional)
    -s            output events that occurred since a date with format '"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ' (shorthand, optional)
Examples:
    lein run --organization docker --repository containerd --token "$token"
    lein run --organization docker --repository containerd --since "2017-01-17T00:00:00Z"
    lein run --organization docker --repository containerd --since-days 10
    lein run --organization docker --repositories docker,containerd

More command examples:

lein run --organization docker --repository containerd --token $token
lein run --organization docker --repository containerd --since "2017-01-17T00:00:00Z"
lein run --organization docker --repository containerd --since-days 10
lein run --organization docker --repositories docker,containerd

Command line installation

As a portable Java application

Create JAR with all dependencies:

lein uberjar

Then launch (note that Java is required):

java -jar target/hubstats-*-standalone.jar

On Unix-like systems, you can create an executable via the following command:

./make-exec.sh hubstats

This executable, which requires Java, can be moved to /usr/local/bin, for example.

As a *nix native executable

Create a native executable via GraalVM running ./generate-executable.sh. Only works for Linux and macOS.

Developer tasks

Run tests

lein test

Run the code linter

Install clj-kondo, then run:

clj-kondo --lint .

Format the code

Check:

lein cljfmt check

Format:

lein cljfmt fix

Display dependencies

Display all dependencies, as a tree:

lein deps :tree-data

Display outdated dependencies:

lein ancient

Upgrade dependencies

lein ancient upgrade