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NAME

cpan-release-counts - display graph of CPAN releases by year for single user or all users

SYNOPSIS

 cpan-release-counts [--user NEILB] [--char =] [--width 40]

DESCRIPTION

cpan-release-counts generates a text graph of all CPAN releases by year, either across all users, or for a specific user. The most likely usage is to see your personal release history:

 % cpan-release-counts --user RJBS

 2003 (  4)
 2004 (137) #############
 2005 ( 87) ########
 2006 (277) ##########################
 2007 (238) ######################
 2008 (219) #####################
 2009 (382) ####################################
 2010 (379) ####################################
 2011 (195) ##################
 2012 (172) ################
 2013 (519) #################################################
 2014 ( 58) #####

If you don't specify a user, you'll get a graph of all releases each year. You can also change the character used when drawing the bars, and the maximum width used for the longest bar:

 % cpan-release-counts --char = --width 30

 1995 (  193)
 1996 (  634)
 1997 ( 1403) =
 1998 ( 2253) ==
 1999 ( 2705) ===
 2000 ( 3475) ====
 2001 ( 5649) ======
 2002 ( 7511) ========
 2003 (10129) ===========
 2004 (11331) =============
 2005 (12410) ==============
 2006 (12773) ==============
 2007 (14536) ================
 2008 (18534) =====================
 2009 (21078) ========================
 2010 (22225) =========================
 2011 (21893) =========================
 2012 (22669) ==========================
 2013 (25768) ==============================
 2014 ( 3502) ====

SEE ALSO

CPAN::ReleaseHistory is used to get data for all CPAN releases.

REPOSITORY

https://github.com/neilbowers/CPAN-ReleaseHistory

AUTHOR

Neil Bowers <neilb@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Neil Bowers <neilb@cpan.org>.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.