I just wrote a tool that allows you to display your posts on the Github page. Give me a star if it's helpful π, I'd love to hear your feedback π€
Demo: https://github.com/lnquy065
Usage
https://dev.to/<USER_NAME>
## Dev.to articles
[](https://dev.to/<USER_NAME>)
Parameters
| Name | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| username | Dev.to username | required |
| fontSize | Article title font size | 16 |
| textColor | Text color, use hex value (without #) | 58a6ff |
| width | SVG's width | 500 |
| page | Pagination page | 1 |
| per_page | Page size (the number of items to return per page) | 30 |
| tag | Retrieve articles that contain the requested tag. Example: tag=discuss
|
none |
| tags | Retrieve articles with any of the comma-separated tags. Example: tags=javascript, css
|
none |
| tags_exclude | Retrieve articles that do not contain any of comma-separated tags. Example: tags_exclude=node, java
|
none |
| state | Allow the client to check which articles are fresh or rising. Enum: "fresh" "rising" "all" | none |
| top | Allow the client to return the most popular articles in the last N days. Example: top=2
|
none |
| collection_id | Return the list of articles belonging to the requested collection. Example: collection_id=99
|
none |
Top comments (2)
Cool idea. I might try it out. On your usage on your GitHub profile, you might want to increase font size. On the GitHub Android app, the text in your Dev.to posts svg appears much smaller than the rest of the text on your profile. Actually, it might be combination of font size and svg width that you might need to play with.
Yah, I'll check it, thanks for your feedback :D