svnlog is a python script to create a changelog from a repository log.

Examples of output (default):

2013-11-25:
    changed arguments (better handling)
    fix: output path with one file
    fix: finding <h1>

2013-11-19:
    fixed: now files are saved according to source dir tree
    + option to save files in one depth dir

2013-11-19:
    + relative links for book

You can group that too:

2013-11-25:
    changed arguments (better handling)
    fix: output path with one file
    fix: finding <h1>

2013-11-19:
    fixed: now files are saved according to source dir tree
    + option to save files in one depth dir
    + relative links for book

It has some basic options:

• Show author with --show-author or -a
• Show revision number with --show-rev or -r
• Show time with --show-time or -t
• Prefix with a char using --prefix
• Reverse the order (default: new to old) with --reverse
• Specify date or a range (ISO 8601) with --date. You can leave the second date empy (date1:) to include today
• If you are better with revision numbers, you can specify one or a range with --revision. You can leave the second revision empty (rev1:) to include HEAD revision
• Group the dates with --group
• Also group revisions with --subgroup
• Or group dates but show it inline: --inline

Just make sure you have a SVN CLI in your path and then run svnlog with the options you desire