gstats is a CLI tool that provides comprehensive statistics and information about GitHub repositories and users.
gstats can be installed either by cloning the repository and building from source or by downloading a precompiled executable from the release page. Below are the instructions for both methods:
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Clone the Repository: Clone
gstatsfrom GitHub to your local machine using the following command:git clone https://github.com/cqb13/github-stats cd gstats -
Build and Install with Cargo (requires Rust's cargo tool): If you have Rust and Cargo installed, you can directly build and install the application using:
cargo build --release ./target/release/gstats install
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Download the Latest Release: Go to the Releases page of the
gstatsrepository and download the appropriate executable for your operating system. -
Run Install Command: After downloading, you need to run the installation command. Assuming you have downloaded
gstats.exe, you can install it by navigating to the download location and running:./gstats install
This command will set up
gstatson your system, making it ready for use.
After installing gstats, you can run gstats help to see all available commands and how to use them. Make sure that the installation path of gstats is added to your system's PATH, so it can be run from any terminal session.
USAGE:
github-stats [COMMAND] [OPTIONS]
COMMANDS:
version -v
Displays the current version of github-stats
install -
Installs the files and directories
repo -
Gives all stats found on a repository as json
-u --user <USER> The user who owns the repository
-r --repository <REPOSITORY> Name of the repository
-o --output <OUTPUT> File path to save the json
-d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
releases -
Gives information on github releases
-u --user <USER> The user who owns the repository
-r --repository <REPOSITORY> Name of the repository
-i --individual <> Downloads per release
-l --link <> Download links for releases (if not individual then for latest)
-o --output <OUTPUT> File path to save the json
-a --all <> All json from request
-d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
user -
Gives information about a github user
-u --user <USER> The user you want information on
-o --output <OUTPUT> File path to save the json
-d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
followers -
Lists the followers of a github user
-u --user <USER> The user you want information on
-t --total <TOTAL> Gives the follower count
-o --output <OUTPUT> File path to save the json
-d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
following -
Lists users the user is following
-u --user <USER> The user you want information on
-t --total <TOTAL> Gives the following count
-o --output <OUTPUT> File path to save the json
-d --display <> Converts the json to an easier format (will remove some data)
help -hContributions are welcome! Feel free to fork this repository and submit pull requests.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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