commit-graph

Commit Graph

Overview

The Commit Graph package is a React component suite designed to visualize commit graphs in an interactive and informative way. It showcases commit history within a repository with support for infinite scroll loading. See this post for the implementation details.

It is used by platforms like DoltHub to visualize database commit log histories.

Demo

Explore the demo for sample commit data and real GitHub repository graphs.

Features

• Interactive Commit Graph Visualization: Provides a dynamic visual of commit history with detailed repository activity.
• Infinite Scroll Support: CommitGraph.WithInfiniteScroll dynamically loads new content as users scroll through large commit histories.
• Customizable Styles: Easily style the commit log graph, including node colors, spacing, and more.
• Diff Stats on Commit Click: If a getDiff function is provided, clicking a commit will display additional file change stats, including additions, deletions, and file modifications.

Installation

npm install commit-graph

Quick Start

UBasic Usage (without infinite scroll):

For a basic implementation without infinite scroll:

import React from "react";
import { CommitGraph } from "commit-graph";

const MyComponent = () => {
  const commits = [
    // Commits data according to the new Commit type
  ];
  const branchHeads = [
    // Branch heads data according to the new Branch type
  ];

  return (
    <CommitGraph
      commits={commits}
      branchHeads={branchHeads}
      graphStyle={{
        commitSpacing: 50,
        branchSpacing: 20,
        branchColors: ["#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF"],
        nodeRadius: 2,
      }}
      getDiff={async (base, head) => {
        // Your implementation to fetch diff stats
        return {
          files: [
            {
              filename: "example.txt",
              status: "modified",
              additions: 10,
              deletions: 2,
            },
          ],
        };
      }}
    />
  );
};

export default MyComponent;

Using CommitGraph.WithInfiniteScroll

For large commit histories requiring infinite scroll:

import React from "react";
import { CommitGraph } from "commit-graph";

const MyComponent = () => {
  // Your commit and branch head data, loadMore function, and hasMore flag
  return (
    <CommitGraph.WithInfiniteScroll
      commits={/* Your commits data */}
      branchHeads={/* Your branch heads data */}
      loadMore={/* Your loadMore function */}
      hasMore={/* hasMore flag */}
    />
  );
};

export default MyComponent;

Props

Common Props for CommitGraph and CommitGraph.WithInfiniteScroll

• commits (array): An array of Commit objects representing the commit history.

• branchHeads (array): An array of Branch objects representing the branch heads.

• getDiff (function, optional): A function that returns a Promise resolving to a Diff object. Fetches file changes for clicked commits.

• currentBranch (string, optional): The name of the current branch.

• fullSha (boolean, optional): Displays the full SHA of a commit instead of the shortened SHA.

• onCommitClick (function, optional): Function to be called when a commit is clicked, receiving the clicked commit as an argument.

• dateFormatFn (function, optional): Formats the commit dates. Accepts a string, number, or Date and returns a formatted string.

dateFormatFn?: (d: string | number | Date) => string;

Example:

const customDateTimeFormatFn = (d: string | number | Date): string => {
  return new Date(d).toLocaleString('en-US', {
      year: 'numeric',
      month: 'short',
      day: 'numeric',
      hour: '2-digit',
      minute: '2-digit',
      second: '2-digit',
  });
};

const MyComponent = () => {
  // Your commit and branch head data, loadMore function, and hasMore flag
  return (
    <CommitGraph.WithInfiniteScroll
      commits={/* Your commits data */}
      branchHeads={/* Your branch heads data */}
      loadMore={/* Your loadMore function */}
      hasMore={/* hasMore flag */}
      dateFormatFn={customDateTimeFormatFn}
    />
  );
};

• graphStyle (object, optional): Customize the graph styling. Example:

const graphStyle = {
  commitSpacing: 60,
  branchSpacing: 20,
  nodeRadius: 2,
  branchColors: ["#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF"],
};

Additional Props for CommitGraph.WithInfiniteScroll

• loadMore (function): Function to load more commits as the user scrolls.

• hasMore (boolean): Boolean flag indicating whether more commits are available to load.

Type Definitions

Commit Type

Represents individual commits:

type ParentCommit = {
  sha: string;
};

export type Commit = {
  sha: string;
  commit: {
    author: {
      name: string; // The name of the commit author
      date: string | number | Date; // The date of the commit
      email?: string; // The email of the commit author (optional)
    };
    message: string; // The commit message
  };
  parents: ParentCommit[]; // An array of parent commits
  html_url?: string; // The URL to view the commit (optional)
};

Branch Type

Defines repository branches, each associated with a commit:

export type Branch = {
  name: string; // The name of the branch
  commit: {
    sha: string; // The SHA of the latest commit on the branch
  };
  link?: string; // A URL to the branch on GitHub (optional)
};

Diff Type

Represents changes between two commits:

export type Diff = {
  files: ChangedItem[];
};

ChangedItem Type

Details of files changed between commits:

export type ChangedItem = {
  filename: string;
  status: string; // "added", "modified", or "deleted"
  additions: number;
  deletions: number;
  patch?: string; // Optional patch data for the changes
  blob_url?: string; // Optional URL to the file blob
};

Storybook

Explore the Commit Graph component and its features by running storybook:

npm run storybook

Changelog

[2.3.12]

-- Add optional onCommitNavigate in commit object, to handle routing in commit item.