Modifications

You can get the list of modified files, as well as their diffs and current source code. To that, all you have to do is to get the list of Modifications that exists inside Commit. A modification object has the following fields:

• old_path: old path of the file (can be _None_ if the file is added)
• new_path: new path of the file (can be _None_ if the file is deleted)
• filename: return only the filename (e.g., given a path-like-string such as “/Users/dspadini/pydriller/myfile.py” returns “myfile.py”)
• change_type: type of the change: can be Added, Deleted, Modified, or Renamed.
• diff: diff of the file as Git presents it (e.g., starting with @@ xx,xx @@).
• diff_parsed: diff parsed in a dictionary containing the added and deleted lines. The dictionary has 2 keys: “added” and “deleted”, each containing a list of Tuple (int, str) corresponding to (number of line in the file, actual line).
• added: number of lines added
• removed: number of lines removed
• source_code: source code of the file (can be _None_ if the file is deleted)
• source_code_before: source code of the file before the change (can be _None_ if the file is added)
• methods: list of methods of the file. The list might be empty if the programming language is not supported or if the file is not a source code file. These are the methods after the change.
• methods_before: list of methods of the file before the change (e.g., before the commit.)
• changed_methods: subset of _methods_ containing only the changed methods.
• nloc: Lines Of Code (LOC) of the file
• complexity: Cyclomatic Complexity of the file
• token_count: Number of Tokens of the file

For example:

for commit in RepositoryMining('path/to/the/repo').traverse_commits():
    for m in commit.modifications:
        print(
            "Author {}".format(commit.author.name),
            " modified {}".format(m.filename),
            " with a change type of {}".format(m.change_type.name),
            " and the complexity is {}".format(m.complexity)
        )