- Team Lead: Harikrishnan V K - [Government Engineering College Idukki]
- Member 2: Savitha G S - [Government Engineering College Idukki]
- Member 3: Abhirami K S - [Government Engineering College Idukki]
CommitStoryGen transforms commit history into a narrative, providing a unique perspective on development journeys.
Tracking development progress is often informative, but what if you could turn it into a story worth telling?
CommitStoryGen uses commit messages to generate a project storyline, giving every developer’s journey a bit of flair and storytelling magic.
For Software:
- Javascript, React
- Next JS
- shadcn
- Tools Used:-VS Code, OpenAI API, Github API
CommitStoryGen transforms your development journey into a story by analyzing your project's commit history. Designed for developers and teams, it highlights progress, key milestones, and significant changes. This web app extracts commit messages from your repository, generating a cohesive narrative that aids retrospectives, project insights, and team collaboration. With a clean, interactive UI , CommitStoryGen brings your code's evolution to life. Built on Next.js, it offers a seamless experience to review, reflect, and share your project’s story—one commit at a time.
To install the necessary packages, run the following command:
npm installTo Run the Application
npm run dev
Add the necessary environment variables in the .env.local file
GITHUB_TOKEN=
GOOGLE_AI_KEY=
This screenshot showcases the homepage of CommitStoryGen.
This screenshot highlights the commit analysis feature.
This screenshot shows the generated story based on commit history.
This video demonstrates the full functionality of CommitStoryGen, from commit analysis to story output.
Screen.Recording.2024-11-02.001159.mp4
Additional Demos (Add any extra demo materials/links if applicable)
- Harikrishnan V K: Project lead, backend setup, and core commit analysis development.
- Savitha G S: Frontend development, UI/UX design, and component styling.
- Abhirami K S: Story generation logic, animations, and documentation. Made with ❤️ at TinkerHub Useless Projects