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onefetch

Display project information and code statistics for a local Git repository. tldr-pages

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Display statistics for the Git repository in the current working directory

onefetchIdentify

Display statistics for the Git repository in the specified directory

onefetch path/to/directoryIdentify

Ignore commits made by bots

onefetch --no-botsIdentify

Ignore merge commits

onefetch --no-mergesIdentify

Don't print the ASCII art of the language logo

onefetch --no-artIdentify

Show n authors, languages, or file churns (default: 3, 6, and 3 respectively)

onefetch --number-of-authors nIdentify

Ignore the specified files and directories

onefetch --exclude path/to/file_or_directoryIdentify

Only detect languages from the specified categories (default: programming and markup)

onefetch --type programmingIdentify