GitHub Organization Reports

This was adapted from a gist by user @jdennes.

It is a very crude way to run a very loose audit against your GitHub organizations users (organization members and collaborators) and discover their active/inactive state. I believe that this is a feature in GitHub Enterprise that, for whatever reason, to my knowledge, doesn't exist for a GitHub organizations.

What does it do?

It pulls down all of your orgainzations members and repositories. It then analyzes repository events and correlates them back to your users. It updates 2 pertinent fields: active state (last_activity >= CUTOFF, in days) and last_activity of the organization repository event for that user. It dumps all of this information in to a CSV.

Set up

Clone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/jsimpson/github-organization-reports.git; cd github-organization-reports

Install Octokit

$ bundle install

Configure the script

• Set ORGANIZAION to your organization name.

• Set CUTOFF appropriately.

• Get a GitHub personal access token.

Execute

$ OCTOKIT_ACCESS_TOKEN=<yourtoken> bundle exec ruby organization-reports.rb
$ cat report.csv