git-newspaper

Generates a Victorian broadsheet newspaper front page from any git repository's commit history.

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git-newspaper generates a Victorian-style newspaper front page from a git repository's real commit history, with sections like a headline story, an obituaries column for deleted files, and activity statistics. It detects patterns in the commit history — like a solo-author marathon or a bugfix crisis — to adjust the newspaper's tone and layout, and runs entirely offline with no network calls. It's for developers who want a fun, shareable way to visualize a project's history.

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