Hi everyone! I'm excited to share my recent project: Repohistory, an open-source dashboard for tracking GitHub repo traffic history longer than 14 days.
GitHub's 14-day limit on repository traffic data often leaves developers without vital long-term insights. Repohistory addresses this by automatically fetching and storing traffic data for you, presenting it through elegantly designed charts. This offers a comprehensive view of your project's performance and trends over extended periods.
Features
- Traffic Tracking: Start tracking clones and views data from your first login.
- All-Time Stars History: Visualize the growth of your repo with an all-time stars history graph.
- Dashboard Overview: Easily access a dashboard view for an overview of all your projects.
Explore Repohistory to enhance your GitHub repository tracking experience! If you find this helpful, please consider starring it on GitHub!
GitHub's 14-day limit on repository traffic data often leaves developers without vital long-term insights. Repohistory addresses this by automatically fetching and storing traffic data for you, presenting it through elegantly designed charts. This offers a comprehensive view of your project's performance and trends over extended periods.
Features
- Traffic Tracking: Start tracking clones and views data from your first login.
- All-Time Stars History: Visualize the growth of your repo with an all-time stars history graph.
- Dashboard Overview: Easily access a dashboard view for an overview of all your projects.
Explore Repohistory to enhance your GitHub repository tracking experience! If you find this helpful, please consider starring it on GitHub!