How to make an informational web site from a git repository

I would开发者_StackOverflow中文版 like to see some statistic and visual states of my git repository. Is there any nice tools around? I found http://gitstats.sourceforge.net/ but I would like to know if there are alternatives.

One of the most spectacular:

Gource

software version control visualization tool.
Software projects are displayed by Gource as an animated tree with:

• the root directory of the project at its center,
• directories appearing as branches with files as leaves.

Here is a snapshot of a flurry of development on the Linux project.

As Linux is a huge C language project, the files being worked on are predominately a mix of .c (shown in green) and .h header files (in red).

The git wiki lists several web interfaces, and I doubt they've missed any significant ones.

Since you haven't specified what exactly you want to see as "visual states", it's hard to make any more specific of a recommendation. Pretty much all the interfaces at least offer a branch view of sorts.