I wrote this to get some stats on the conversion from CoffeeScript to JavaScript. It's not interesting enough to frame on the wall, but I want to clean up my local git repo but want to have a tiny chance of finding it again if I ever need to. :) This runs through a bunch of commits and puts some stats about it in a couple of files.
I used these files with an online tool to display the evolution over time
| #!/bin/sh | |
| lastcount=20000000 | |
| CJSX_FILE=cjsx.csv | |
| JSX_FILE=jsx.csv | |
| COMBINED=combined.csv | |
| echo "" > $CJSX_FILE | |
| echo "" > $JSX_FILE | |
| echo "" > $COMBINED | |
| for commit in $(git rev-list --merges --reverse -n 10000 master) | |
| do | |
| # echo $commit | |
| date=$(git log -n1 $commit --format="%aI") | |
| author=$(git log -n1 $commit --format="%ae") | |
| jsx_count=$(git ls-tree -r $commit | grep -c "\.jsx$") | |
| cjsx_count=$(git ls-tree -r $commit | grep -c "\.cjsx$") | |
| count=$(git ls-tree -r --name-only $commit | grep -c "\.cjsx$") | |
| # echo $count | |
| if [ $lastcount -ne $count ]; then | |
| lastcount=$count | |
| author=$(git log $commit -n 1 --format="%ae") | |
| echo "$date,$lastcount" >> $CJSX_FILE | |
| echo "$date,$jsx_count" >> $JSX_FILE | |
| fi | |
| done | |