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PetsCommits and active days
How much you shipped, on how many days, and your pace on a day you code.
Your year in code.
Your Git history, told as a story you’ll want to share.
How many commits you made, how many lines you wrote, the hour your code comes alive, your longest streak, your top languages and your coding personality. Then save a card for X or LinkedIn.
flightcoders.veyra-wrapped · v1.0.0 · Free · MIT · Windows, macOS, Linux
A real card, made from the Veyra repository’s own history.
Slide by slide, like your phone’s stories.
Everything your history says about you.
Lines you really wrote
Added and removed, with lockfiles, builds and minified files left out.
Your coding hours
A 24-hour clock of your commits, in your own timezone, with your peak hour.
Days and streaks
Your favourite day to ship, your weekend share, your longest streak and busiest day.
Languages and files
Your top languages, and the files you couldn’t stop editing.
A card to share
Save or copy a sharp 2400 × 1260 card for X, LinkedIn or Slack.
Just you, or the team
Your own commits, or the whole team’s year with the people behind it.
Plays like a story
Tap or press → to skip, ← to go back. Numbers count up as each slide appears.
Private
Your own Git on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded, no account, no telemetry.
Which one are you?
The Night Owl
Your best ideas arrive after dark, and so do your commits.
The Early Bird
You ship before most people have had their coffee.
The Weekend Warrior
Saturdays and Sundays are for building.
The Refactorer
You leave code smaller and cleaner than you found it.
The Bug Hunter
No bug survives long once you are on its trail.
The Marathoner
Day after day without a break.
The Architect
You build big: whole systems, file after file.
The Steady Shipper
Calm, consistent and always moving forward.
INSTALL
Your story in a minute.
- Download the
.vsix(46 KB). - In VS Code, press Ctrl+Shift+P and run Extensions: Install from VSIX…, then choose the file.
- Open a repository and run Veyra Wrapped: Show My Year in Code, or click ✨ in Source Control.
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WrapThis year since 1 January
12 months a rolling year
All time every commit
The team everyone’s work
12 months a rolling year
All time every commit
The team everyone’s work
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Veyra Wrapped is free and MIT licensed, with no account and no telemetry.
Does it upload my code or history?
No. It reads your history with the Git already on your computer, and the story and card are made in VS Code. Nothing leaves your machine.
Which commits count as mine?
The ones made with the name or email Git uses for you, even if Git guessed them. Run Show the Team’s Year in Code to include everyone.
Can I wrap more than this year?
Yes. Choose this year, the last 12 months or all time each time you open it, or set veyraWrapped.period to skip the question.
How is my coding personality chosen?
From your numbers: when you commit, how often at weekends, how much you remove compared with what you add, how many commits fix bugs, your longest streak and how much you build. The trait that stands out most wins.
Why don’t my lockfiles count?
Files people don’t write by hand, such as package-lock.json, builds, minified files and source maps, would drown out your real work, so they are left out of lines and languages.
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