gitodo report
View activity report
Synopsis
View the activity report for a given period of time that displays repositories, projects/branches, completed items, added but not completed items, and recorded time if any.
The command can be executed anywhere, it is not required to be within a git repository.
The command takes one argument that represents the number of days to look back for the data since the moment of requesting the report. Default value is 1.
If flags --from and --to are provided, the "days" argument is ignored and the given interval is used instead. Both flags must be provided.
To limit the report only to git repositories under a certain directory (child directories included), use the --dir flag. Relative paths are supported.
To get the report in a JSON format that also contains more details than the default screen, set the --json flag. This flag, together with --from and --to can be used for automation scripts i.e. a cron job to feed the external systems (like time tracking or project management software) with the recorded data. When exporting to JSON, every timestamp will be converted to UTC.
gitodo report [days] [flags]
Options
-d, --dir string Limit report to the repositories in this directory
-f, --from string From what time (RFC3339) to read data
-h, --help help for report
-j, --json Print the report in JSON format
-p, --pager use PAGER for output
-t, --to string To what time (RFC3339) to read data
SEE ALSO
- gitodo - The stupid to-do list application for git projects