Story

How it all started

Friend of mine (@pkosiec) said that I have more merged PRs than him because I merged more PRs with small changes. To prove he is wrong I decided to fetch all my commits that changed less than 50 lines.

Most of the people - 3 lines in bash with sort, grep, head, awk, and a few more readable as heck commands, and we are done.

I thought, no way, let's do it right in just 10ish lines of Go. But you know, it's Go, it's never 10ish...

Finally, with my powerful "10ish" lines of Go code I ran it against our repo to prove my right.

# List all commits with max 50 changed (added + deleted) lines.
gimme commits --author 'Mateusz Szostok' --changes '<50'

Guess what? The lucky bastard was right.

But then I thought, let's learn more, gimme more nasty metrics about...

Top authors who merged PRs without comments a.k.a lucky guys
Top reviewers who approves PRs without leaving even a single comment a.k.a sleepy approvers
What's more, who reviews PRs bigger than 5000 lines without leaving any comment? (a.k.a bug welcomers) 🕵️
Top approvers which leaves the most comments per PR a.k.a nit-picky guy
Top approvers with comments for PR ≥ 5000 lines a.k.a fat PR killer
Top approver w/o comments for PR ≤ 99 lines a.k.a tiny PR hunter

And a few more normal ones:

Most popular day for your PR to be merged
Most discussed PRs
Top biggest PRs
Top smallest PRs

And that's how the gimme was born 🔥 Like the idea? Give a GitHub star!