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@photogabble/eleventy-plugin-blogtimes
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Blogtimes is a plugin for the Eleventy static site generator, written in JavaScript. Given a directory with a valid git repository it will generate a histogram of commit times over 24 hours defaulting to within the past 30 days.
It's a direct port from PHP of the WordPress plugin Blogtimes, which was itself ported to WordPress by Matt Mullenweg from b2 in 2003.
Here is a screenshot of what its output looks like:

I have been building websites and blogging since 1999, starting with hand coded html in notepad, I quickly picked up b2 and soon after WordPress. Around that time I was an avid subscriber to Matt's blog and so when they shared their port of Blogtimes for WordPress (I believe it was the second WordPress plugin,) I immediately gave it a go.
For a number of years, every so often I would remember that histogram but not where it came from. In 2019 I began researching and in 2022 I finally published what I had found in Blogtimes: A trip down memory lane. In January of 2023 Mike Little's post on Mastodon reminded me of this whole escapade and I decided to port the plugin to Eleventy.
18 years ago Matt ported it to WordPress from Sanjay Sheth's b2 version, I have continued that tradition by porting it to JavaScript for use with Eleventy. Long may it continue to be used and toyed with - code is poetry.
You can browse the WordPress versions source over at their trac service .
npm i @photogabble/eleventy-plugin-blogtimes
type EleventyPluginBlogtimesOptions = {
width?: number, // Image Width, default: 480
height?: number, // Image Height, default: 80
title?: string, // Title output top left, default: 'Git Commits'
lastXDays?: number, // Time period in days, default: 30
hPadding?: number, // Padding top and bottom, default: 5
vPadding?: number, // Padding left and right, default: 5
showTicks?: boolean, // Show ticks, default: true
unitName?: string, // Units, displayed centered at bottom, default: 'hour of day'
outputFileExtension: string, // Image mimetype, default: 'png, must be either png or jpg
outputDir: string, // Image output directory, default: 'bt-images'
urlPath: string, // Image url path, default: 'bt-images'
hashLength?: number, // Image filename hash length, default: 10
generateHTML?: Function,
}
In your Eleventy config file (defaults to .eleventy.js):
module.exports = (eleventyConfig) => {
eleventyConfig.addPlugin(require('@photogabble/eleventy-plugin-blogtimes'),{});
};
You will now be able to use the blogtimes shortcode in your templates:
{% blogtimes %}
By default, blogtimes will process the git stats for the repository its run in. You can change that by passing an absolute path to the shortcode.
This 11ty plugin is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT License. Also included in this repository are classic X Window System bitmap fonts which are considered to be public domain.
FAQs
Blogtimes graph generator for 11ty
We found that @photogabble/eleventy-plugin-blogtimes demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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