GitHub commits on your chart

Connect one GitHub repository per website. Its commits appear on the traffic chart, so you can see what you shipped right before traffic or revenue changed.

Connect a repository

1. Open site settings → GitHub

   Enter the repository as owner/name or paste its GitHub URL. Leave the branch empty to use the default branch.

2. Add a token for private repositories

   On GitHub, create a fine-grained personal access token with access to that one repository and the read-only Contents permission. Paste it in the Access token field. Public repositories work without a token.

3. Wait for the import

   The last 90 days of commits import within a minute. New commits appear on their own afterwards.

What MetricRaven reads

Your source code is never read or stored.

See every commit

Hovering a day lists its newest commits. Click a commit marker to open all of its commits, grouped by day, with search and links to GitHub, or use View all commits in the chart toolbar for the whole period.

Choose which commits show

The commits button in the chart toolbar hides the markers or keeps only some types, for example features and fixes. Types come from conventional commit prefixes such as feat: and fix(api):; commits without one are listed as Other. Your choice is remembered in this browser.

From the API

curl 'https://metricraven.com/api/v1/commits?site=YOUR_SITE_ID&range=all&type=feat,fix' \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $METRICRAVEN_TOKEN"