Generate Hits-of-Code badges for GitHub repositories - https://www.yegor256.com/2014/11/14/hits-of-code.html
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Hits-of-Code
Small webservice, that returns a badge of the Hits-of-Code of a git repository, as described by Yegor Bugayenko. It is implemented in Rust, using the actix-web web framework.
A live version of this webservice can be found on hitsofcode.com.
API
The API is as simple as
https://<host>/<service>/<user>/<repo>
where <service> is one of gitub, gitlab or bitbucket.
Building
The code can be built as a standalone binary, using cargo or as a Docker container. Run either
$ cargo build --release
or
$ docker build .
inside the repository.
Running
Run either the binary produced by cargo, the Docker container you just built (using docker-compose) or pull the image from Docker Hub
$ docker run -it --rm vbrandl/hits-of-code --help
When running the binary directly, you need a git binary in your PATH.
License
hoc is licensed under the MIT License (LICENSE or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)