Summarize your work in a git repository

summary.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

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# summary.sh
# Summarize your work in a git repository
# Author: Oz Tamir, 30/11/2016, [email protected]
# usage: ./summery.sh FIRSTNAME LASTNAME
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# Number of lines changed by me
function git_my_work() {
    git log --author="$1 $2" --pretty=tformat: --numstat | awk '{ add += $1; subs += $2; loc += $1 - $2 } END { printf "Added lines: \x1B[32m%s\x1B[37m, removed lines: \x1B[31m%s\x1B[37m, total lines: \x1B[36m%s\x1B[37m\n", add, subs, loc }'
}

echo "$1's Git Summary"
echo '----------------'

# Total commits
printf "Total Commits:  \x1B[36m%s\x1B[37m commits.\n" $(git log --author="$1 $2" --reverse | grep 'commit ' -c)

# Total line changes
echo "Total Changes in the code:"
git_my_work

# Time Period

echo "$1's first commit $(git log --author "$1 $2" --reverse | grep 'Date: ' | head -1)"
echo "$1's last commit $(git log --author "$1 $2" --reverse | grep 'Date: ' | tail -1)"