gh extension to count the number of PRs with the same label as the directory name for monorepo

Suppose you are a monorepo user and want to know the statistics of which services are actively developed. You assume that each Pull Request has a label with the name of the directory that contains the files changed by the Pull Request.

gh-monorepo-pr-count will count a number of PR by label for each directory in your monorepo.

Recommended.

labels = (git.added_files.to_a + git.deleted_files.to_a + git.modified_files.to_a).map {|f| Pathname.new(f).descend.first.to_s }.uniq
repo = 'user/monorepo' # TODO: Update the repository name
if labels.count > 0
  number = github.pr_json['number']
  current_labels = github.api.labels_for_issue(repo, number).map(&:name)
  missing_labels = labels - current_labels
  unless missing_labels.empty?
    begin
      github.api.add_labels_to_an_issue(repo, number, missing_labels)
    rescue Octokit::Error => e
      message <<~MESSAGE
        Failed to add a label to the PR #{number}
        #{e.class}: #{e.message}
      MESSAGE
    end
  end
end

You should update your .github/labeler.yml each time a new directory is added

docs:
  - changed-files:
      - any-glob-to-any-file: docs/**
backend:
  - changed-files:
      - any-glob-to-any-file: backend/**

gh extension install chaspy/gh-monorepo-pr-count

To upgrade,

gh extension upgrade chaspy/gh-monorepo-pr-count

Usage of ./gh-monorepo-pr-count:
  -debug-url
    	Optional: Print debug url
  -since string
    	Required: Search PRs merged since this date. Format: yyyy-mm-dd
  -uniq-author
    	Optional: Count a number of PR for each directory by uniq author
  -until string
    	Optional: Search PRs merged until this date. Format: yyyy-mm-dd (default is today)

Output example:

backend,54
docs,20
frontend,10

Please note that the order of the output is not guaranteed. You can sort the output by sort command to get the consistent result.

gh list command returns only the first 100 results. Set the environment variable SEARCH_QUERY or change the 'since' argument to return less than 100 results.