A CLI application that fetches stats from developer sites.
devstats is a CLI application written in TypeScript that fetches statistics from developer sites like StackOverflow, WakaTime, and GitHub and displays them nicely.
Install it globally using:
$ npm install -g devstats
Or if you're using Yarn:
$ yarn global add devstats
Add accounts from the supported sites:
$ devstats add https://github.com/shroudedcode
Display your daily report:
$ devstats
Display your daily report and switch between days using your keyboard:
$ devstats -i
From devstats --help:
Display the daily report for the current day:
$ devstats
Display a summary of the current week:
$ devstats -w or devstats --week
Display a summary of the last <days> days:
$ devstats -d <days> or devstats --days <days>
Switch between days interactively:
$ devstats -i or devstats --interactive
Add an account:
$ devstats add <site> <username/user-id>
$ devstats add github shroudedcode
$ devstats add <url>
$ devstats add https://github.com/shroudedcode
Remove an account:
$ devstats remove <site> <username/user-id>
$ devstats remove stackoverflow 6662225
$ devstats remove <url>
$ devstats remove https://stackoverflow.com/users/6662225
This is a list of sites currently supported by devstats. You can add your account using the name in parentheses.
github)gitlab)stackoverflow)wakatime)hackerrank)reverseengineering)codestats)Your favorite site is not on the list? Feel free to add support yourself and open a pull request.
MIT © Niklas Higi
FAQs
A CLI application that fetches stats from developer sites.
We found that devstats 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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