Shriji

Posted on Jul 11, 2020 • Edited on Jul 13, 2020

DEV to Github profile assistant

#javascript #svelte #github

Github released a new feature that let's you create your resume/profile. I have made a README.MD generator that fetches your profile's Name, bio and recent 5 articles.

Here is my profile preview

To create a profile simply use your username as repository's name. You will be greeted with this

Go get your profile's README here http://github.anoram.com/
The Generated MD looks like this.

Update 1:

Fixed a bug not able to generate MD.
Code doesn't break if inputs are bad.
Adds dynamic profile badge and followers badge.

Top comments (14)

Zen • Jul 19 '20

There's a problem with https://visitor-badge.glitch.me/badge?page_id=mzaini30.mzaini30: This project has received too many requests, please try again later.

What about this: https://visitor-badge.laobi.icu/badge?page_id=mzaini30.mzaini30 (It's still working)

Shriji • Jul 19 '20

Sure, I will add them thanks visitor-badge.glitch.me had API overage 😅.

Thanks again

Shriji • Jul 19 '20

Thanks Zen,

I went ahead and added this badge

Zen • Jul 19 '20

Add feature: What if you add this text in end of line:

This profile is generated by [Anoram](http://github.anoram.com/)

Shriji • Jul 19 '20

I would but I just don't want to add a small ad on their profile, some might consider it bitter.

I love dev community 🤗 and I just let it be.

Zen • Jul 19 '20

What if this:

<!-- tools: github.anoram.com -->

This is very useful if I'll generate again but forgot the profile generator website 😂

Matt Hamilton • Jul 12 '20

Nice one! That is a really cool idea :) I might take it further and set it up as a Cloud Function and on a timer or hook somehow such that it keeps it up to date.

Ideally, I'm going to move to storing/writing my DEV posts in Github anyway, so could be a nice round trip.

Shriji • Jul 12 '20

Surely I am also working on it to make them dynamic. Glad you like this idea.

Darshan Baid • Jul 12 '20

Random Quick Idea: You can have a "Update Latest" button in ReadMe, that would:

create a new issue in that repos
run Github action when an issue is created
fetches article and updates the ReadMe

Dylan J. Sather • Jul 12 '20

Very cool! I also made a Pipedream workflow that updates the README dynamically, as soon as you publish a new post: dev.to/dylburger/show-your-most-re... .

Mine only displays the most recent post, but you can modify the workflow to display the most recent 5, if you'd like.