GitLogViz is a tool for visualizing the Git log in a graph. It provides a simple and interactive way to explore the commit history of a Git repository.
You can install GitLogViz using pip. Make sure you have Python and pip installed on your system.
pip install gitlogvizOnce installed, you can use GitLogViz by running the gitlogviz command in your terminal. By default, it will display a visual representation of the last 10 commits. You can customize the number of commits displayed using the --limit option.
# Display the latest 5 commits
gitlogviz --limit 5This will show a graph of the last 5 commits.
GitLogViz provides flexible options for visualizing commit history. The --limit option allows you to control the number of commits displayed in the graph. For example, to view the first 8 commits:
gitlogviz --limit 8To show all commits, use:
gitlogviz --limit allAdditionally, you can use negative values to display commits relative to the latest, for instance:
# Display the first 3 commits
gitlogviz --limit -3Experiment with different values to tailor the visualization to your needs.
If you would like to contribute to GitLogViz or report issues, please visit the GitHub repository. We welcome your feedback and contributions.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.