#Git Blame parser in JavaScript
This module parses the output from a "git blame -p" (for porcelain, i.e. machine-digestible) operation.
#Usage
var BlameJS = require("blamejs");
var blamejs = new BlameJS();
// Get the result of the git blame operation
var blameOut = "[output]";
blamejs.parseBlame(blameOut);
// Get the commit data
var commitData = blamejs.getCommitData();
// Get the line data array, each item containing a reference to
// commits that can be then referenced in commitData
var lineData = blamejs.getLineData();
var firstLine = commitData[lineData[0].hash];
// firstLine now has:
// - author
// - authorMail
// - authorTime
// - authorTz
// - committer
// - committerMail
// - committerTime
// - committerTz
// - summary
// - previousHash
// - filename
FAQs
Parse git blame -p output
The npm package blamejs receives a total of 672 weekly downloads. As such, blamejs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that blamejs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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