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Assayo

Visualization and analysis of git commit statistics. Team Lead performance tool.

Links: demo, install, docker, reddit, habr.

👨‍💻 Employee can evaluate new workplace

• work speed;
• number of extra hours worked;
• areas of competence;
• volume of features and bugs;
• working style of colleagues;

‍👨‍💼 Team lead can evaluate employees

• identify slackers;
• estimate the amount of code;
• learn the work speed;
• notice behavioral anomalies;
• see the dynamics of work by week;

👑 Founder can evaluate product

• product cost;
• cost of features;
• development time;
• forecast of rework time;
• forecast cost;

Table of contents

• How to quickly view the number of commits?
• How to concat authors?
• How to export data from git?
  • For online viewing
  • For offline viewing
• How to view the report?
  • Online
  • Offline
• How to rebuild the HTML report from source code?
• How to view a report on a group of microservices?
• How to brand the interface?
• How to sign commits?
• How to add checking for commit message?
  • Use file commit-msg
  • Use package pre-commit
• How to automate data collection?
  • With backend
  • Without backend
• DevOps (CI/CD)
  • Public server
  • Private server
  • How to update the Docker image?
• About application
  • Architecture
  • How to add or edit a translation?
  • RoadMap
  • Contacts

🚀 How to quickly view the number of commits?

In the root directory of your project, run:

git shortlog -s -n -e

‍🎭 How to concat authors?

In the root directory of your project, you need to create a .mailmap file. Example of the contents of the file:

Alex B <alex@mail.uk>
Alex B <alex@mail.uk> <alex@gov.tk>
Alex B <alex@mail.uk> <bakhirev@ya.kz>
Alex B <alex@mail.uk> <man64@yahoo.com>

Read more about the format of this file you can here.

📤 How to export data from git?

For online viewing

In the root directory of your project run:

git --no-pager log --raw --numstat --oneline --all --reverse --date=iso-strict --pretty=format:"%ad>%aN>%aE>%s" > log.txt

For offline viewing

git --no-pager log --raw --numstat --raw --oneline --all --reverse --date=iso-strict --pretty=format:"%ad>%aN>%aE>%s" | sed -e 's/\\/\\\\/g' | sed -e 's/`/"/g' | sed -e 's/^/report.push(\`/g' | sed 's/$/\`\);/g' | sed 's/\$/_/g' > log.txt

Git will create a file log.txt. This file contains data for show a report. The difference between the online and offline format is the presence of a wrapper for strings. The offline format will be pulled up like a js file if you just opened /build/index.html

📈 How to view the report?

Online

• go to the website;
• click the “Demo” button;
• drop the log.txt file into the browser window;

Offline

• download this repository git clone https://github.com/bakhirev/assayo.git;
• drop the log.txt file to the /build folder;
• run /build/index.html;
• or drop the /build folder to your repository (where the log.txt is located). You can change the name. For example, from /build to /report. In this case, it is important that the log.txt file is generated by the command for offline viewing.

🏭 How to rebuild the HTML report from source code?

• download this repository git clone https://github.com/bakhirev/assayo.git
• run npm install
• run npm run build:local
• the new HTML build will be in the /build folder

🗃️ How to view a report on a group of microservices?

• generate for each microservice file log.txt (log-1.txt, log-2.txt, log-3.txt and etc.) You can do this manually, or use the Assayo Crawler module for automatic log collection;
• see “How to view an online report?”. At the last step, drag all the files at once into the browser window.
• see “How to see a report offline?”. At the second step, drag all microservice files (log-1.txt, log-2.txt, log-3.txt and etc.) to the report folder (/build).

🎨 How to brand the interface?

You can create your own interface theme. Options:

• Title. You can set default document title in the URL parameter title. Example: ?title=You Company
• Visual theme. To do this, you need to prepare a CSS file with new styles and specify its URL in the theme parameter. Example: ?theme=//company.com/some.css. You can use class names as selectors. Most of them do not change in new versions.
• Language. You can set language in the URL parameter lang. Example: ?lang=es

📝 How to sign commits?

Follow the Conventional Commits 1.0.0. Example:

JIRA-1234 feat(profile): Added avatar for user 

• task number in the task tracker (JIRA-1234)
• type of work (feat, fix, style, refactor, test, doc и т.д.)
• feature (profile - new page on site or new function, use one (two) short wordor an abbreviation)
• what problem were solved (Added avatar for user)

👮 How to add checking for commit message?

Use file commit-msg

1. Create file commit-msg in folder .git/hooks/
2. Add this text in file:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
if ! grep -iqE "(JIRA-[0-9]{1,5})(\s)(feat|fix|docs|style|refactor|test|chore)((\([a-z0-9_-]{1,}\)){0,})(:\s)([a-z]{1,})" "$1"; then
   echo "Need commit message like: JIRA-12 fix(profile): some text. Read Semantic Commit Messages" >&2
   exit 1
fi

Use package pre-commit

1. Add in file package.json property commit-msg:

  ...
  "commit-msg": {
    "regex": "(JIRA-[0-9]{1,5})(\\s)(feat|fix|docs|style|refactor|test|chore)((\\([a-z0-9_-]{1,}\\)){0,})(:\\s)([a-z]{1,})",
    "error-message": "Need commit message like: JIRA-12 fix(profile): some text Read Semantic Commit Messages"
  },
  ...

2. Run command npm install pre-commit

📚 How to automate data collection?

With backend

• use module Assayo Crawler;

Without backend

• create a clone of the repository you need;
• copy the build folder to the root;
• open build/index.html in the browser and add it to bookmarks;
• add a shortcut to build/assets/ci-cd.sh to the startup folder (Windows); Every time you restart the computer, the script will update statistics on all the data that automatically merged into the main branch.

🛠️ DevOps (CI/CD)

Public server

You can upload the data file for report construction to a public URL. And use the website’s assayo to visualize it.

https://assayo.online/demo/?dump=//you_site.com/some/log.txt

Private server

• download the docker image;
• run it on your local network;
• use the web interface to view the reports, set the URL of the data in the URL parameter dump:

http://assayo_url/?dump=//you_url/some/log.txt
assayo_url - URL of the assayo container, it listens on port 80;
you_url    - URL of your container with git logs;

By default, the image will run at http://127.0.0.1:80/. If it doesn't work, check if port 80 is free.

How to update the Docker image?

• run npm run build:docker
• run docker build -t assayo .
• visually check the image docker run --name assayo -p 80:80 -d assayo;
• add tag docker tag assayo bakhirev/assayo:latest;
• push image to Docker Hub docker push bakhirev/assayo:latest;

️ 🛠️ About application

📐 Architecture

1. Reports showcase UI displays a list of available reports. Each report consists of a title, description, and a list of repositories.
2. Crawler service collects repository logs for the report.
3. Log visualization UI (you here) displays report. Needs a log file for work.

🈯 How to add or edit a translation?

You can add a new translation or correct an existing one in the ts/translations/ folder. Instruction

🗺️ RoadMap:

Releases are planned approximately once every six months. What’s next:

• more recommendations and achievements;
• annual/monthly summaries, report printing;
• localization and internationalization;
• file analysis;
• different roles for statistics (hiding finances);
• development of the backend, integration with other systems;

📬 Feedback, suggestions, comments

• @bakhirev (preferred method of communication)
• 📧 alexey-bakhirev@yandex.ru
• 🌐 https://assayo.online/