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The Commit Graph package is a React component that allows you to visualize a commit graph based on provided commit and branch head data. It provides an interactive and informative representation of commit history within a repository.
You can install the Commit Graph package via npm:
npm install commit-graph
Import the CommitGraph component and use it in your React application as follows:
import React from "react";
import CommitGraph from "commit-graph";
const MyComponent = () => {
// Array of commit objects
// Example commit object:
const commits = [
{
hash: 'commit-hash',
ownerName: 'repository-owner',
repoName: 'repository-name',
committer:
{
displayName: 'committer-displayName',
}
message: 'commit-message',
parents: ['parent-commit-hash-1', 'parent-commit-hash-2'],
committedAt: timestamp,
commitLink: 'https://github.com/repository-owner/repository-name/main/commit-hash',
}
];
// Array of branch head objects
// Example branch head object:
const branchHeads = [
{
branchName: "branch-name-1",
headCommitHash: "commit-hash-1",
},
{
branchName: "branch-name-2",
headCommitHash: "commit-hash-2",
branchLink:"https://github.com/repository-owner/repository-name/main",
},
];
return (
<CommitGraph
commits={commits}
branchHeads={branchHeads}
style={{
commitSpacing: 50,
branchSpacing: 20,
branchColors: ["#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF"],
nodeRadius: 2,
}}
/>
);
};
export default MyComponent;
The CommitGraph
component accepts the following props:
commits
(array)An array of commit objects representing the commit history. Each commit object should have the following properties:
hash
(string): The unique hash identifier of the commit.ownerName
(string): The name of the repository owner.repoName
(string): The name of the repository.committer
(object): The person who made the commit, it has following properties:
username
(string)displayName
(string)emailAddress
(string)message
(string): The commit message.parents
(array of strings): An array of commit hashes representing the parent commits.committedAt
(timestamp): The timestamp when the commit was made.commitLink
(string, optional): the external link to the commit.branchHeads
(array)An array of branch head objects representing the branch heads in the commit graph. Each branch head object should have the following properties:
branchName
(string): The name of the branch.headCommitHash
(string): The commit hash at the head of the branch.branchLink
(string, optional): The link to the branch.style
(object, optional)An optional object specifying the styling options for the commit graph. The style
object should have the following properties:
commitSpacing
(number): The vertical spacing between commits.branchSpacing
(number): The horizontal spacing between branches.branchColors
(array of strings): An array of colors to be used for different branches. Default: ['#FF0000', '#00FF00', '#0000FF']
.nodeRadius
(number): The radius of the commit node circles.You can view the demo by running storybook:
npm run storybook
FAQs
A React component to visualize a commit graph.
The npm package commit-graph receives a total of 370 weekly downloads. As such, commit-graph popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that commit-graph demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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