lingo-rs allows you to generate a graph depicting the programming language distribution in a git repo over time.

To create your first graph, run the following:

lingo-rs "C:/source/my-repo" --name "Example" --start "2019-01-01"

Other configurations include:

• --end to specify the end date (default: today)
• --branch to specify the branch you want to use (default: master)

Notes:

• Make sure that your repo has no uncommitted changes
• At the end of the run, lingo-rs will bring you back to HEAD of your branch. However if you cancel it earlier, it will end up with a detached HEAD
• If your git history contains problematic files such as case-conflicting files on a case-sensitive folder, the repo can end up in a bad state when that commit is checked out.