CodeAnvil is the ultimate Python tool for obsessively tracking and analyzing GitHub activity across every single repository in a user’s account. Why settle for vague productivity metrics when you can go deep? CodeAnvil captures your “coding pulse,” activity heat, and consistency score to visualize your GitHub habits. Great for start-up founders who really want to stay on top of things!

If you’re a developer with a penchant for stats (or a founder who believes every commit counts), CodeAnvil is here to help. You’ll see metrics like:

• Pulse: The “heartbeat” of your coding life. Track average commit frequency to know if your rhythm's more tortoise or hare.
• Activity Heat: An intensity gauge, based on rolling commits, that shows where your contributions truly shine (or slumber).
• Consistency Score: Who says you’re inconsistent? CodeAnvil reveals the regularity of your contributions so you can keep yourself—or your team—in check.

./codeanvil/ ├── src.py # Main logic for fetching, analyzing, and obsessing over commit data ├── __init__.py # Initializes CodeAnvil package └── keys/ ├── config.py # Stores essential details like GitHub username and token for enhanced micromanagement └── __init__.py ./script.py # Entry point script to execute CodeAnvil 

1. Install Dependencies: Got Python? Run:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Set Your GitHub Account Details:

   • Open codeanvil/keys/config.py.
   • Replace GITHUB_USER with your GitHub username.
   • Optionally, add your GitHub token to TOKEN if you’re really dedicated (or need access to private repos).

1. Go to GitHub Settings:

   • Navigate to GitHub’s Personal Access Tokens page.

2. Generate New Token:

   • Click "Generate new token" and take the plunge.

3. Configure Token Permissions:
   • Name your token (e.g., "CodeAnvil Master Key").
   • Select expiration and check repo and read:user scopes.

4. Generate and Save the Token:

   • Click "Generate token" and save it (seriously, you won’t see it again).

5. Add Token to CodeAnvil:

   • Paste your token into codeanvil/keys/config.py under TOKEN.

6. Run CodeAnvil:

   python script.py

7. View Results:

   • CodeAnvil will generate a visual snapshot of your coding activity, saved as codeanvil_activity.png.

   • Add it to your README, website, or startup pitch deck:

     ![CodeAnvil Activity](codeanvil_activity.png)

CodeAnvil requires requests, pandas, matplotlib, and numpy.

Licensed under the MIT License because control is good—but open-source control is even better!