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Is there an "impact graph" tool for non-GitHub projects?

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Are there any tools to build an impact graph like that of GitHub's, that can be run on repos that aren't on GitHub? Maybe something that spits out a nice PNG or a <canvas>-based HTML file?

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mipadi Avatar asked Jul 27 '10 20:07

mipadi


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Raphaël.js is a JavaScript library for manipulationg interactive SVG. They have a demo that is an impact graph : http://raphaeljs.com/github/impact.html

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Suzanne Soy Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 00:09

Suzanne Soy


The only platform I know of which could produce such a graph would be Hudson and its many plugins.

The Static Code Analysis Plugin, for instances, produces fairly advance graphs.

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None of the plugins propose exactly what you are looking for, but, combined with the Git Plugin, it is a start for creating new graphs.


Another solution (not free except for open-source projects) would be an online code tracker like FishEye.

It has Graphs generation capabilities which are quite complete and much closer of what you want (but again, commercial product).

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VonC Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 00:09

VonC