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Automatically generate summary GitHub statistics images for your profile using Actions, no server required

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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GitHub Stats Visualizations : Transparent

Generate visualizations of GitHub user and repository statistics using GitHub Actions.

NOTE: This repository is my extension of the repo jstrieb/github-stats. This repo was meant to serve as a detached fork of his project. If you like this repository make sure you also star his repository to show appreciation for his work.

⚠️ Disclaimer

The project uses access token that has read access to private repositories and if there is any exception while reading data from any repository it throws Exception which is printed in the workflow logs. This exception will be viewable in the Actions tab of the repository fork, and anyone may be able to see the name of one or more private repositories.

⚙️ Installation

  1. Create a personal access token (not the default GitHub Actions token) using the instructions here. Personal access token must have permissions: read:user and repo. Copy the access token when it is generated – if you lose it, you will have to regenerate the token.

  2. Click here to create a fork of this repository

  3. If this is the README of your fork, click this link to go to the "Secrets" page. Otherwise, go to the "Settings" tab of the newly-created repository and go to the "Secrets" page (bottom left).

  4. Create a new secret with the name ACCESS_TOKEN and paste the copied personal access token as the value.

  5. If you want to ignore certain repos, add them (separated by commas) to a new secret—created as before—called EXCLUDED.

  6. If you want to ignore certain languages, add them (separated by commas) to a new secret called EXCLUDED_LANGS.

  7. By default the languages, stars, forks and repository views do not consider stats from public repositories that you have forked and contributed to. But if you want to count stats from forked repositories also you can do so by creating a new secret called COUNT_STATS_FROM_FORKS. For the value you can put any random value because the action only checks if the secret is set or not.

  8. Go to the Actions Page and press "Run Workflow" on the right side of the screen to generate images for the first time. The images will be periodically generated every hour, but they can be manually regenerated by manually running the workflow.

  9. Check out the images that have been created in the generated folder in output branch.

  10. Link back to this repository so that others can generate their own statistics images.

  11. Star this repo if you like it!



🤔 Why Transparent ??

With the introduction of dark mode in Github it has become difficult to set an image background that looks consistent with the background in both dark and light mode.

To solve this the most obvious solution was to make the background transparent. All that was left was to choose colors for text that makes it legible in light as well as dark background.

After wasting a day playing with different color values finally settled on one. Hope you like it.

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