hg has an extension for that http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/ChurnExtension
results are easy to parse to generate some other view
zalew:~/webprojects/x$ hg churn -f '%u-%a' -s
1-Mon 1690 **
2-Tue 4756 ******
3-Wed 3007 ****
5-Fri 70758 ****************************************************************************************
(dj125)2011-10-25 17:38:36
zalew:~/webprojects/x$ hg churn -f '%u-%a' -s -c
1-Mon 12 *****************************************
2-Tue 26 ****************************************************************************************
3-Wed 4 **************
5-Fri 9 ******************************
(dj125)2011-10-25 17:38:58
zalew:~/webprojects/x$ hg churn -f '%H' -s -c
02 1 **********
03 4 ****************************************
04 6 *************************************************************
05 3 ******************************
06 8 *********************************************************************************
07 3 ******************************
11 1 **********
12 2 ********************
13 3 ******************************
14 5 ***************************************************
15 3 ******************************
16 9 *******************************************************************************************
17 3 ******************************Also, is there any way to get statistics on existing commits in a repo I have? It would be awesome if I could do something like:
cd ~/code/myproject
curl https://hulkort.herokuapp.com/load.sh | sh
I really like your idea. There would be no need for an account on the user side so they could try it out right away!
Looking forward to any comments!
The first section of the website could be more clear in this regard...
Currently a commits per day graph is available.
And I agree with your suggestion for the homepage, it should be clearer and have graphics or example graphs. Thanks!