Global git log shows you all of your git commits across multiple directories over a given interval.
$ gg-log <time> <directory>
Here, <time> abides by any time format that can be supplied to traditional git log arguments. Here are some examples:
$ gg-log 1.day dir1
$ gg-log 7.am dir2
$ gg-log 6.hours dir3
$ gg-log 1.week dir4
If no arguments are supplied, <time> defaults to 1.day and <directory> defaults to ~.
$ npm install -g gg-log
Alternatively, one can clone this repository and invoke ./gg-log.sh <time> <directory> directly through the shell.
- Unix system (i.e., Linux/Mac)
- Git