gilog2timesheet

gitlog2timesheet is a tool to general timesheet from git logs.

The hours spent per user per repository can be displayed. This can be useful if you have to complete regular time sheet for european research project or alike.

Usage

    Usage: gitlog2timesheet.py path_to_git_repos

    Options:
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      -d, --debug           output debug messages
      -w COMMITFACTOR, --commitfactor=COMMITFACTOR
                            work time factor per commit, default is 4 hours
      -t, --total           total hours worked for each user per
                            repository/project
      -f FORMAT, --outputformat=FORMAT
                            output format text, csv (default is text)

Sample output

    gitlog2timesheet.py -w 1 /home/adulau/git/forban

    From Mon Apr  9 15:12:02 2012 to Mon Apr  9 16:12:02 2012
       Alexandre Dulaunoy (a@foo.be) worked on forban
        and did the following: Fixed #12 test if loot directory exists

    From Mon Apr  9 13:30:30 2012 to Mon Apr  9 14:30:30 2012
       Alexandre Dulaunoy (a@foo.be) worked on forban
        and did the following: Fixed #9 lootcleanup added

    From Mon Apr  9 12:41:42 2012 to Mon Apr  9 13:41:42 2012
       Alexandre Dulaunoy (a@foo.be) worked on forban
        and did the following: Fixed #10 The browsing is now naturally sorted.

    From Sun Apr  8 10:35:10 2012 to Sun Apr  8 11:35:10 2012
       Alexandre Dulaunoy (a@foo.be) worked on forban
        and did the following: Fixed #7 cleanup mode added

Software required

• Python 2.4 and up
• git

Note

Usually assuming that a commit has an amount of time spent on it is usually wrong.

But the tool is usually used for organizational structure requiring timesheet in a strict format like who did what and when. You have been warned.