yearly grouping option

[git-chart] / git-chart

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use POSIX qw(ceil);
use Getopt::Long;
use Date::Parse;

my $SECS_PER_DAY = 24*3600;

my %steps = (
        hourly => 3600,
        daily => $SECS_PER_DAY,
        weekly => 7*$SECS_PER_DAY,
        monthly => 30*$SECS_PER_DAY,
        yearly => 12*30*$SECS_PER_DAY,
);

sub usage() {
        print "Usage: git chart\n";
}

sub gather_data($) {
        my $options = shift;
        my %dataset;

        print "Gathering data ...\n";

        my $groups = 0;
        my $commits = 0;

        my $step=$options->{step};

        open my $fd, '-|', qw(git log --date=raw), '--pretty=%ad %s', @{$options->{cmdline}};
        die "failed to get revs" unless $fd;
        while (<$fd>) {
                chomp;
                $commits += 1;
                my ($date, $tz, $sub) = split ' ', $_, 3;
                # TODO use $tz

                my $key = $date - ($date % $step);
                if (exists $dataset{$key}) {
                        $dataset{$key} += 1;
                } else {
                        $dataset{$key} = 1;
                        $groups += 1;
                }
        }
        close $fd;

        print "...done, $commits commits in $groups groups.\n";

        # fill missing steps and find max
        my @keys = sort keys %dataset;
        my $last = pop @keys;
        my $max = 0;
        while (my $key = shift @keys) {
                $max = $dataset{$key} if $max < $dataset{$key};
                my $next = $key + $step;
                while (! exists $dataset{$next}) {
                        $dataset{$next} = 0;
                        $next += $step;
                        last if $next >= $last;
                }
        }

        $options->{max} = $max;
        return \%dataset;
}

# functions to plot the datasets.
# each function can be called with either one or two parameters.
# when called with two parameters, the first is assumed to be the dataset, and the second the options
# (array and hash ref respectively).
# when called with a single parameter, it is assumed to be an options hash ref, and the dataset is 
# created by calling gather_data with the passed options.

# google chart API
# TODO needs a lot of customization
sub google_chart($;$) {
        my $dataset = shift;
        my $options = shift;
        if (! defined $options) {
                $options = $dataset;
                $dataset = gather_data($options);
        }

        my $height=$options->{chart_height};
        my $max = $options->{max};

        my @keys = sort keys %$dataset;
        my $from = $keys[0];
        my $to = $keys[@keys-1];

        my @data;
        while (my $key = shift @keys) {
                push @data, $dataset->{$key};
        }

        my $width=ceil(4*$height/3);

        my $url="https://chart.googleapis.com/chart?chs=${width}x${height}&cht=bvg&chd=t:%s&chds=0,$max&chbh=a&chxt=y&chxr=0,0,$max";

        my $launch = sprintf $url, join(",",@data);
        print $launch, "\n";
        # `git web--browse "$launch"`
}

# gnuplot
sub gnuplot_chart($;$) {
        my $dataset = shift;
        my $options = shift;
        if (! defined $options) {
                $options = $dataset;
                $dataset = gather_data($options);
        }

        my @keys = sort keys %$dataset;
        my $step=$options->{step};
        my $from = $keys[0];
        my $to = $keys[@keys-1];
        my $data = '';
        while (my $key = shift @keys) {
                $data .= "$key $dataset->{$key}\n";
        }
        my $max = $options->{max};

        # TODO allow customization
        # in particular, detect (lack of) display and set term to dumb accordingly
        my $termcmd = $options->{gnuplot_term};

        my $plotsetup = $options->{gnuplot_setup};
        $plotsetup .= "\nset yrange [0:$max]\n";
        $plotsetup .= "set xrange ['$from':'$to']\n";
        my ($formatx, $ticks);
        if ($to - $from > $steps{yearly}) {
                $formatx = "%Y";
                $ticks = $steps{yearly};
        } elsif ($to - $from > $steps{monthly}) {
                $formatx = "%b\\n%Y";
                $ticks = $steps{monthly};
        } elsif ($to - $from > 2*$steps{daily}) {
                $formatx = "%d\\n%b";
                $ticks = $steps{daily};
        } else {
                $formatx = "%H:%M";
                $ticks = $steps{hourly};
        }
        $plotsetup .= "set format x \"$formatx\"\n";
        $plotsetup .= "set xtics $ticks\n";
        my $plotstyle = $options->{gnuplot_style};
        my $plotoptions = $options->{gnuplot_plotwith};

        open my $gp, "|gnuplot -persist";

        my $gp_script = <<GPCMD
$termcmd
set xdata time
set timefmt "%s"
$plotsetup
$plotstyle
plot "-" using 1:2 $plotoptions
$data
GPCMD
        ;

        print STDOUT $gp_script;
        print $gp $gp_script;
        close $gp;
}

# some defaults
my %options = (
        step => $SECS_PER_DAY,
        cmdline => [],
        # charting/plotting options
        plotter => \&gnuplot_chart,
        chart_height => 144,
        gnuplot_term => '',
        gnuplot_setup => "set nokey",
        gnuplot_style => 'set style data histeps',
        gnuplot_plotwith => '',
);

sub parse_step(@) {
        my $key = shift;
        my $step = shift;
        if (exists $steps{$key}) {
                $options{step} = $steps{$key};
                return;
        }
        die "this can't happen ($key)" unless $key eq 'step';

        if ($step =~/^\d+$/) {
                $options{step} = 0 + $step;
                return
        } else {
                if (exists $steps{$step}) {
                        $options{step} = $steps{$step};
                        return;
                }
                die "unknown step $step";
        }
}

# read our options first
Getopt::Long::Configure('pass_through');
GetOptions(
        'hourly' => \&parse_step,
        'daily' => \&parse_step,
        'weekly' => \&parse_step,
        'monthly' => \&parse_step,
        'yearly' => \&parse_step,
        'step=s' => sub { parse_step(@_) },
        'chart-height=i' => sub { $options{chart_height} = $_[1]},
        google => sub { $options{plotter} = \&google_chart },
        gnuplot => sub { $options{plotter} = \&gnuplot_chart },
);

# if anything was left, check for log options
if (@ARGV) {
        $options{cmdline} = \@ARGV;
}

die "step must be strictly positive!" unless $options{step} > 0;

$options{plotter}->(\%options);