The title says it all, git-cal displays GitHub-like contributions calendar:
It’s written in Perl under the MIT License, born on 2013-09-22. There are a few command-line options to fine-tune the output, you can select --period, filter --author, choose from --ascii, --ansi, or --unicode. It also calculates the streaks of commits, with or without weekends.
Two years ago, the same time it was born, I added calendar mode — also a punch card mode — to my own vcsstat.sh. It’s different calendar style, fixed by calendar year, not like GitHub style.
I’d not want to compare them, both have their pros and cons. Frankly, I don’t use it or them, it’s cool to view the calendar graph, but they ain’t really necessary for me.
Nonetheless, oftentimes I found myself relying on user’s contributions calendars on GitHub, to see if a user is active in contributing.
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