This is the README for the TwitterOSS Metrics repo, which generates periodic reports based on the health of Twitter Open Source projects.

For more info, see twitter.github.io/metrics

If the service experiences problems:

• Year in Review, Metrics Dashboard, and Slack Reports Repo will be unable to update.

1. Clone Repo

   $ git clone https://github.com/twitter/metrics.git  
   $ cd ./metrics

Edit repos-to-include.md

If you want to track an org and all its repositories which are hosted github.com/<org_name>, add <org_name>/* as a new line in repos-to-include.md. If you want to track some and not all repositories of an org, add <org_name>/<repo_name> as new lines for each public repo in repos-to-include.md.

$ python scripts/fetch_all_metrics.py

• Reads all the repositories and orgs listed in repos-to-include.md
• Requests GitHub GraphQL API
• Creates one JSON file for each repository with format METRICS-YYYY-MM-DD.json
• Saves the file inside _data/<owner>/<repo>/

$ python scripts/fetch_year_in_review.py

• Hits aggregate_summary endpoint
• Creates one JSON file that includes the metrics from the endpoint (watchers, stars, counts, merged PRs, committers, commits)
• Saves the file inside _metadata/augur/

$ python scripts/gen_weekly_report.py

• Iterates over every project listed inside _data
• Picks the latest two Metrics which are atleast 6 days apart
• Generates a Report based on these two Metrics files
• Saves the json inside _data directory corresponding to each project, format WEEKLY-YYYY-MM-DD.json
• Creates a _post for this report with some specific variables and the layout version

• GitHub Actions Config

  • Environment variables

    • OAUTH_TOKEN: Personal Access Token with repo access of a GitHub account.
    • GH_USERNAME: Username of the GitHub account.

• Use Python 3.

• _data contains all the data files

• Files in _posts leverage _layouts and _data and generate HTML files

• Don't change html files inside layouts. Create new layouts with new version.

• Maintain versions of metrics layouts (See METRICS_VERSION inside the script to generate reports. Also create a new _layout for each metrics version). If you add more data, the new posts should be on a new version (which wouldn't break previous pages)

• Use repos-to-include.md and repos-to-exlude.md files to add org/repository for respective purposes.

• Prepend {{ site.url }}{{ site.baseurl }} and use relative URLs

  • e.g. {{ site.url }}{{ site.baseurl }}/css/main.css

• Execute all the scripts from the home of the directory. e.g. python3 scripts/fetch_all_metrics.py