17 // updates. It fetches the commits over a user-specified timeframe, derives
18 // a little metadata about each commit, organizes the commits, and renders
23 // Get the commits from the user-specified timeframe.
30   let commits = [];
32     // The commits are pulled from the Pigweed mirror on GitHub because
34     let url = new URL(`https://api.github.com/repos/google/pigweed/commits`);
55     commits = commits.concat(data);
58   return commits;
64 async function normalize(commits) {  argument
72   commits.forEach((commit) => {
84 async function annotate(commits) {  argument
132   for (let i = 0; i < commits.length; i++) {
133     let commit = commits[i];
145     // pw_tokenizer and they should be able to see all commits that affected
170   return commits;
173 // If there are any categories of commits that we don't want to surface
175 async function filter(commits) {  argument
176   const filteredCommits = commits.filter((commit) => {
184 async function render(commits) {  argument
185   function organizeByCategoryAndTopic(commits) {  argument
187     commits.forEach((commit) => {
199   async function createRestSection(commits) {  argument
242       if (!(category in commits)) continue;
245       let topics = Object.keys(commits[category]);
256         commits[category][topic].forEach((commit) => {
287   const organizedCommits = organizeByCategoryAndTopic(commits);