hamishdickson / whats-goin-on

A command line tool to find out what your friends are up to on github

whats-goin-on

This is a command line tool to find out what public activity those you follow have made on github.

To install

Requires Node.js

$ npm install -g whats-goin-on

To use

# by default this will return up to 10 lines
$ whats-goin-on [githubusername]
# you can increase the number of lines with -n, for example this will return 4 lines
$ whats-goin-on [githubusername] -n 4
# show commits with -c
$ whats-goin-on [githubusername] -c

Example output

   w  3 hours ago  aUser is now watching interestingUser/repo

   -< 9 hours ago  iLikeBuildingOnCode forked anotherUser/repo2

   +  3 days ago   followMe created new repo followMe/imNeedy

Options

• '-n number' returns the last number of items

Thanks

While this does something totally different, I came up with this idea after seeing jlord's gardening repo. Check it out.

whats-goin-on's Issues

I'm not convinced the timings work for non-GMT

at least needs investigation

Find a less creepy icon for watch

When pushing from branch, specify the branch

At the moment it doesn't do that ...