🎫 GitHub Repository Counter Badge

This is a GitHub-Badge SVG graphic which shows the number of repository of a user. The counter gets automatically updated by a GitHub CI workflow.

⭐ Features

⭐ Customizable
⭐ SVG graphic
⭐ Always up to date
⭐ Image hosted by GitHub
⭐ Git based stats history
⭐ No API key is needed

📖 How it works

This update-badge-script.js Node.js script reads the Stack Overflow user API and writes the badge stats into an SVG template file (github-repo-count-template.svg). If the generated badge is newer then the file in the repository, it commits the new generated github-repo-count.svg to this GIT repository. The pipeline gets triggered by a cron job, which automatically updates the image every midnight.

You can link the generated file by:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/{userName}/github-badge/master/github-repo-count.svg

🛠 Config

The script can be configured to generate a badge for any user:

• userName: Your username on GitHub.
  Example url: https://github.com/TobseF
  userName = TobseF
• cron: You can change the update time interval in the .github/workflows/main.yml:
  On Line 6:
  - cron: '0 0 * * *' (every day at midnight). Uses the cron-job syntax.

📑 TODO

• Implement pagination for the repo api. Without the maxim repo count is 100.