A fast, hacker-style CLI for slicing through GitHub data like a blade.
Gitraze is a powerful command-line tool designed to explore, analyze, and extract insights from GitHub using REST, with GraphQL support coming soon; all from your terminal.
Built for developers who prefer terminals over tabs.
Most GitHub tools are either slow, bloated, or UI-heavy.
Gitraze is different:
- Fast, minimal, no nonsense
- Built for developers who think in terminals
- Deep GitHub data access (REST + GraphQL)
- Modular and extensible architecture
- Modular system (easy to extend and hack on)
- CLI-first workflow
- GitHub API integration (REST + GraphQL)
- Repository insights
- User analysis
- Filter PRs vs issues automatically
- Human-readable timestamps
- Cleaned descriptions (HTML stripped)
- Analytics modules (in progress)
- Search users, repos, issues, PRs, and topics
pip install gitrazeRead the
Development setupsection.
There may be some gap between releases on GitHub and PyPI, as more than one commits are sometimes clustered as a single release on PyPI.
Example:
gitraze --version
gitraze --help
gitraze user octocat --format=raw
gitraze repo torvalds/linux --format=full # Query format must match
gitraze search repos "machine learning" -n 5 --format=compact
gitraze analyze <target> # Coming soon!Example output:
$ gitraze user octocat
[+] Fetching user data...
[✓] Done
User: octocat
-------------
Name : The Octocat
Login : octocat
Id : 583231
Node_id : MDQ6VXNlcjU4MzIzMQ==
Type : User
User_view_type : public
Bio : None
Followers : 22312
Following : 9
Public_repos : 8
Public_gists : 8
Location : San Francisco
Profile_url : https://github.com/octocat
Created_at : 25 Jan 2011
Email : None
Twitter_username : None
Commands prefixed with
$should be run in your terminal.
import gitraze as gz
user = gz.user("octocat", output_format="compact")
print(user["name"])
print(user["followers"])import gitraze as gz
repo = gz.repo("torvalds", "linux", output_format="full")
print(repo["name"])
print(repo["owner"])Note: Unlike the CLI, the SDK accepts owner and repository name as separate arguments.
import gitraze as gz
results = gz.search(gz.REPOS, "machine learning", 3, output_format="compact")
for repo in results:
print(repo["full_name"])All three SDK functions support output customization:
import gitraze as gz
user = gz.user("octocat", output_format="full")
repo = gz.repo("torvalds", "linux", output_format="raw")
results = gz.search(gz.REPOS, "machine learning", 3, output_format="full")output_format="compact": Returns a concise, human-friendly subset of the most useful fields.output_format="full": Returns all available processed fields exposed by Gitraze.output_format="raw": Returns the raw GitHub API response without filtering or formatting.
from gitraze import *
display(user("octocat"))Example output:
Name : The Octocat
Login : octocat
Id : 583231
Node_id : MDQ6VXNlcjU4MzIzMQ==
Type : User
User_view_type : public
Bio : None
Followers : 22578
Following : 9
Public_repos : 8
Public_gists : 8
Location : San Francisco
Profile_url : https://github.com/octocat
Created_at : 25 Jan 2011
Email : None
Twitter_username : NoneNote:
import gitraze as gzis the recommended import.
Note: Exact fields and values may differ from the examples shown, depending on the GitHub API response.
user(username, output_format="compact")repo(owner, repo, output_format="compact")search(category, query, limit=1, output_format="compact")display(data)
USERSREPOSPRSISSUESTOPICS
Constants depend on the module internals and may change without prior notice.
CLI commands and SDK APIs are still evolving and may change between releases.
Gitraze is built for speed, clarity, and control.
No GUI. No clutter. No distractions.
Just raw access to GitHub data — the way it should be.
If you live in the terminal, Gitraze lives with you.
Clone the repo and install locally:
git clone https://github.com/akpandey-dev/gitraze.git
cd gitraze
pip install -e .Gitraze is in active development:
- Expect breaking changes
- Some commands may not work
- Features are being added rapidly
- GraphQL feature is basically absent now, but integration is planned; currently REST-focused.
If you're here early — you're basically a beta tester.
PRs, ideas, bug reports, and feature suggestions are welcome. If you want to improve or modify Gitraze, go ahead.
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Submit a PR with clean commit messages
git checkout -b feature/cool-thingJust keep the code clean and the terminal fast.
MIT License — do whatever you want, just don’t blame me if you break stuff.