Recently, Github retired their cool impact graphs.

https://github.com/blog/1323-retiring-impact-graphs

I liked them, and I wanted them still, even for projects that weren't Github hosted, but no one had made a tool that ran on a Git repo yet.

So I took RaphaelJS's demo code (http://raphaeljs.com/github/impact.html), cleaned it up, made it better, and made a tool to generate the data that it wants.

~/your/git/repo$ /path/to/commit-data.py | /path/to/preprocess.py \
                 > /path/to/impact-data.js

Put impact-data.js in the same folder as your impact.html.

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