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github-calendar.js

Embed your GitHub contributions calendar anywhere.

Everybody^{well, haters gonna hate} loves GitHub and everybody loves stats. So, why not making the GitHub contributions calendar available for being embeded in your web pages? Now you can. :tada:

:cloud: Installation

Check out the dist directory to download the needed files and include them on your page.

If you’re using this module in a CommonJS environment, you can install it using npm or yarn and require it:

# Using npm
npm install --save github-calendar

# Using yarn
yarn add github-calendar

:memo: Documentation

GitHubCalendar(container, username, options)

Brings the contributions calendar from GitHub (provided username) into your page.

Params

• **String

  HTMLElement** container: The calendar container (query selector or the element itself).

• String username: The GitHub username.
• Object options: An object containing the following fields:
  • summary_text (String): The text that appears under the calendar (defaults to: "Summary of pull requests, issues opened, and commits made by <username>").
  • proxy (Function): A function that receives as argument an url (string) and should return the proxied url. The default is using @izuzak’s urlreq.
  • global_stats (Boolean): If false, the global stats (total, longest and current streaks) will not be calculated and displayed. By default this is enabled.
  • responsive (Boolean): If true, the graph is changed to scale with the container. Custom CSS should be applied to the element to scale it appropriately. By default this is disabled.

Return

• Promise A promise returned by the fetch() call.

:yum: How to contribute

Have an idea? Found a bug? See how to contribute.

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:cake: Thanks

• Big thanks to @izuzak for creating the urlreq project–the default proxy used by this library. :cake:
• Part of the CSS code was taken from the GitHub profile page to offer the same experience. :art:

:sparkles: Related

• github-profile-languages—Create a nice pie chart with the user’s programming languages from their GitHub profile.
• github-org-members.js—A JavaScript library for fetching and rendering in HTML the members of a GitHub organization.
• gh-contributions—A tool that generates a repository which being pushed into your GitHub account creates a nice contributions calendar.
• github-emojify—Emojify your GitHub repository descriptions.
• github-stats—Visualize stats about GitHub users and projects in your terminal.
• github-labeller—Automagically create issue labels in your GitHub projects.
• cli-gh-cal—GitHub like calendar graphs in command line.
• gh-destroy—Delete multiple GitHub repositories.
• ship-release—Publish new versions on GitHub and npm with ease.
• github-calendar-legend—The GitHub contributions calendar colors.
• github-pr-branch-links—Open in a new tab the clicked branch on a pull request page.
• github-emoji-form-submit—Autocomplete selected Emoji when submitting forms on GitHub.com.
• gh-repeat—Repetitive actions on multiple GitHub repositories.
• gh-repos—Get one or all the owner repositories from GitHub.
• github-old-header—Brings the old header links back.
• gh.js—Tiny GitHub API wrapper for server and client.
• ghcal—See the GitHub contributions calendar of a user in the command line.
• sort-github-user-repos—Sort GitHub repositories by stars for user.
• github-calendar-parser—Parses the GitHub contributions calendar SVG code into JSON.
• gh-notifier—Receive desktop notifications from your GitHub dashboard.
• octimatch—A matching game with GitHub’s Octicons.
• github-portfolio—A tool to generate a portfolio using data from your Github projects.
• gh-polyglot—Get language stats about GitHub users and repositories.
• cli-github—A fancy GitHub client for command line.
• github-calendar—Embed your GitHub contributions calendar anywhere.
• git-stats—Local git statistics including GitHub-like contributions calendars.
• repository-downloader—Download all the repositories from BitBucket and GitHub, including your account, teams and where you created pull requests.
• github-colors—GitHub colors and file extensions mapping

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău