CLI — events

aynig events [options]

aynig events reads recent commits and summarizes DWP-related trailer data as an event stream.

It is useful for quickly checking recent state transitions without reading full commit messages.

Behavior

• Requires the current directory to be a git repository.
• Reads only the latest commit by default.
• Reads more than one commit only when --history is enabled.
• Uses a default history limit of 10 when --history is set without -n.
• Treats invalid or missing limits as 1.
• Prints a compact text format by default.
• Prints structured JSON when --json is provided.

Options

--history

Enables scanning recent commit history instead of showing only the latest commit.

Example:

aynig events --history

-n, --limit <number>

Sets how many commits to inspect when --history is enabled.

Example:

aynig events --history --limit 25

--json

Outputs the event list as formatted JSON.

Example:

aynig events --history --json

Output

Default text output looks like this:

<commit> <date> state=<state> run=<run-id> origin=<origin-state> <subject>

The origin=<origin-state> segment appears only when dwp-origin-state is present.

Examples

Show the latest DWP event:

aynig events

Show the last ten events in history mode:

aynig events --history

Show the last twenty-five events:

aynig events --history --limit 25

Return event data as JSON:

aynig events --history --json