My developer experiencePublished: Open source contributions statistics generator
In a recent blog post, we had a look back at 2023 and my personal highlights of these open source contributions.
To back up the message of the post, I used some contribution statistics similar to the ones shown below (excerpt):
|----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|--------------------|
| project | merged pull requests | addressed issues |
|----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|--------------------|
| phpstan/phpstan* | ~116 (~188 in 2022) | 33 (83 in 2022) |
| rector/rector* | ~178 | 13 |
| FriendsOfREDAXO/rexstan | 88 | 24 |
| FriendsOfREDAXO/rexfactor | 55 | 6 |
| staabm/phpstandba | 44 (~300 in 2022) | 8 |
| redaxo/redaxo | 27 (70 in 2022) | 4 |
| TomasVotruba/unused-public | 25 | 1 |
…
These numbers were crunched with a small tool: staabm/oss-contribs
I just decided to make this tool available for anyone, so you can generate your own statistics.
simple contributions statistics generator
- generates a list of merged pull requests in public repositories
- generates a list of issues, these pull requests addressed
- generates a count of user reactions on these pull requests and issues
- takes referenced issues into account event for PRs not targeted to the default branch
the result is grouped by repository.
Find all the details in the tools repository README.
enjoy.
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