Git Truck v3.3 is here! 🚀
We’ve overhauled the categorical metrics for deeper codebase insights:
- Select categories to highlight specific authors or file types in the visualization.
- Dynamic Legend that only shows visible entries when zooming.
...and more!
Very cool! Is the index in SQLite or something?
I just set up a kanban in notion for this exact reason! Each task is a page, so you can put whatever you want in there and you can put all the fields you desire on them as well, like assignee, deadline, category or whatever.
CSS selector syntax highlighting “:has()” displays a function for targeting elements based on contained elements rather than their state.
CSS :has() is the parent selector we’ve always wanted 🎯
Target elements based on what they contain, not just their own state.
⋅ Style a form when it has an error input
⋅ Add spacing to any element with children
⋅ Combine with :not()
Learn more 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...
Let us know what you think of the new version and if you experience any issues!
npmx lint when @danielroe.dev 👀
I think this part is hardcoded, I get the exact same message.
You're saying it's both fast AND with a small package size? What's not to like?
Welcome aboard! Did you know it is hosted on some dudes gaming PC? 😅
Thank you for this! Ours is approaching one year and has sleep sleep troubles, so we should keep this in mind. How old are yours?
I wrote about the process I try to answer before I start coding (mostly as a reminder to myself) but if you're interested: sarahgerrard.me/posts/before...
PS: You can test it out already on this experimental release, if you feel like it:
npx -y git-truck@0.0.0-649376f
🔎 Search has also been overhauled, with clearer highlighting of matching files and improved visuals.
⚡ The repository browser has been rebuilt from the ground up. It loads much faster and adds new sorting and filtering options to help you find what you’re looking for.
👀 …and plenty more!
📊 The visualization has seen many improvements, including clearer colors and dynamically positioned labels.
⏱️ The time range selector now matches the rest of the interface and includes new ways to select and reset the interval.
🎨 This update brings a polished new interface and a lot of behind-the-scenes work. For one, Git Truck is now powered by @vite.dev, helping keep the truck running smooth and fast on the long term.
Can’t wait for everyone to try the new version 3 of @git-truck.bsky.social! We're very close to releasing it. Just a few final touches left before I press the button.
How to bypass minimum dependency/release age:
1. Publish an npm package with an unpinned git dependency.
2. Get usage and wait many months.
3. Push a malicious commit to the git dependency's repo.
Graph showing GitHub stars for npmx and Git Truck
Damn, didn't take you guys long to dwarf our star count 😅
I can only agree, exact same experience!
you're welcome:)
I'm considering a hybrid, progressively enhanced approach, with some language specific features.
Thanks for the video, will have a look! On first glance, looks very interesting, seems like a language specific tool which Git Truck tries to avoid to be usable by a broader audience, with the consequence of having limited insight into the files and code itself.
Very cool idea, I do this with my Nelko labelmaker, but a single press to get a label with todays date would be awesome!
please nerf the power of the @npmx.dev community, at least 70% of posts in my for you feed are about it
Very cool! Heads up - the edit links throws a 404.
I love visualizing software! Here’s an overview of the @vite.dev repository using @git-truck.bsky.social. It kind of resembles a microprocessor. Each file is currently colored based on it's file extension.
Can't wait to see the results!
Yes, thank you, I am very well of some of the corners cut by Bun, but you can't neglect the fact they made the others wake up and try to get faster.
Well then compare without postinstalls and caching 🤷🏻♂
Why even include a benchmark in the post if you're going to leave out Bun? It feels like benchmarking a modern car against a horse just to show the car is fast. If we're talking about 'diminishing returns,' you have to test against the current ceiling, not just the floor.
