The wget version still needs curl... at least it looks like the comitted data is escaped and a big chunk of /dev/zero does internal server error or a gateway timeout only. Why does "www.gitminer.com" fordward to "http://gitminer/" ?
As if that weren't bad enough, the entire tool runs server-side, requiring you to upload your data, for precisely what reason? It's not like these aren't rather boring, bog-standard visualizations.
It would be rather more interesting to have a tool that processed and dumped git history data, locally, into Postgres, sqlite or whatever with a standard DB schema. Nicely structured, that data would then be readily available for investigation with whatever viz tools you had to hand (d3 and other charting libs, R, Tableau, etc.)
Gitinspector provides similar functionality, without requiring you to upload your info to a site. (Remember to set the output as HTML if you want pretty graphs)
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It would be rather more interesting to have a tool that processed and dumped git history data, locally, into Postgres, sqlite or whatever with a standard DB schema. Nicely structured, that data would then be readily available for investigation with whatever viz tools you had to hand (d3 and other charting libs, R, Tableau, etc.)
Are you British? As an American, this is one of my favorite esoteric expressions, along with the even more marginal "bog-stock".
https://code.googol.com/p/gitinspector/
Gource is another tool that gives an interesting overview of the version control history of a project.
https://code.google.com/p/gource/