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Count your code contributions this year with this simple bash script

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I've wanted to check my contributions to each project I've worked on in the past year without granting 3rd party apps access to my projects for a while now. Today I wrote this script that counts additions and deletions for a specified user.

Run the script in the root directory where you're hosting you're projects in, just feed it the git username you're commiting with.

You can get it from here: https://mateioprea.dev/contributions.sh

Or simply: curl -O https://mateioprea.dev/contributions.sh | bash

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