gwhid

gwhid

github-what-have-i-done: cli output of the github private events feed. Github doesn't provide a browser-friendly means of looking at all the events associated with your account but they do provide an API. gwhid uses that API to produce a simple text-stream of all the events (public and private repositories). This can be very nice for seeing at a glance what you did over the course of a day.

Example

Get an oauth api token from the web and store it in you git config

macbook 01:49 ~/projects/gwhid ▶  git config --global github.token "$token"

Then run the app:

macbook 01:49 ~/projects/gwhid ▶  node index.js | head -n 30 | cut -c 1-38
Today at 1:15 AM - Pushed 1 commits to
Today at 12:55 AM - Pushed 1 commits t
Today at 12:26 AM - Pushed 2 commits t
Yesterday at 11:01 PM - Pushed 2 commi
Yesterday at 11:01 PM - Merged pull "G
Yesterday at 11:01 PM - Pushed 3 commi
Yesterday at 5:53 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 5:44 PM - Opened pull "Gu
Yesterday at 5:44 PM - Created a branc
Yesterday at 5:29 PM - Pushed 1 commit
Yesterday at 5:17 PM - Pushed 1 commit
Yesterday at 4:56 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 4:55 PM - Pushed 1 commit
Yesterday at 4:36 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 4:11 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 4:11 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 4:11 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 4:07 PM - Pushed 3 commit
Yesterday at 3:55 PM - Opened pull "tr
Yesterday at 3:55 PM - Created a branc
Yesterday at 3:34 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 3:34 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 3:31 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 2:27 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 2:25 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 2:21 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 2:20 PM - Commented on an
Yesterday at 2:19 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 2:15 PM - Commented on a
Yesterday at 2:13 PM - Commented on an