What I am planning to build
A simple analytics like tool which will give overview of developer's Github activities based on mainly 2 inputs: username and date-range.
Category Submission: Random Roulette
Link to Source Code
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gitalytics
🐙 🐱 📊 Gitalytics - A simple overview of your Github activities
Gitalytics
A simple overview of your github activities https://gitalytics.netlify.app
Table of Contents
About
What is this?
I built an app called Gitalytics, which will show summarized GitHub Activities.
I got inspired from Spotify Year in Review feature and thought that developers should also see their GitHub Year in Review, a.k.a #2020Coded.
How I built it
I have created an NX workspace using angular-nest preset. For more on code visit my article on dev.to: Basic Structure Done with Nx and Deployed on DigitalOcean App Platform
How does it look?
#2020Coded Page (Light theme):
#2020Coded Page (Dark theme):
What does it show?
As of now, Gitalytics can get and show following details of 2020 fetched from…
Permissive License: MIT
Background
I got inspired from Spotify Year in Review feature and thought that developers should also see their 'Github Year in Review'.
How I am going to build it
This is mostly going to be Angular app. I am planning to use:
- Angular Material for UI
- ng2-charts for charts
- Bootstrap for layout
- html2canvas for exporting images
With above, I will also need below thigs, which are new for me:
Additional Resources/Info
As I keep making progress, I will keep writing more articles in this series.
Top comments (7)
This looks interesting and like something I would use. I'll keep checking back as you move forward with development. I've created my entry for the #doHackathon too. I see you're a frontend dev and I'd really appreciate it if you get a few moments to check out my app and let me know what you think. Good luck in the challenge.
I will have an in-depth look into it soon. But briefly, it's looking good.
I like this statement:
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Congratulations for the app...
Well, goodluck!
Thanks 😊
This is awesome. We definitely need better analytics in GitHub. Good luck!
Thank you...
Really like this idea. Excited to see it!