ShipTalkers is an open-source project by Rhys Sullivan who aims to bring transparency to the tech community on Twitter. It compares the number of tweets a user has sent with their actual code contributions (commits) to determine if they are truly "shipping code" or just "shiptalk."
- User Comparison: Compare the ratio of tweets to commits for any Twitter user to see if they are backing up their tweets with actual code contributions.
- Special Titles: Based on the tweet-to-commit ratio, users are assigned special titles ranging from "Grinder" (high commit ratio) to "Influencer" (low commit ratio).
- Heatmap Calendar: While streaming a user's heatmap calendar, their most commits in a day or biggest tweet will be displayed.
- Similar Ratios: See other users with similar tweet-to-commit ratios.
- Leaderboard: A leaderboard sorted from the highest to lowest commit ratios.
- Holiday Callouts: Special callouts for tweeting, coding, or living during holidays.
- While comparing users, show people with similar ratios.
- Have a leaderboard sorted from the highest to lowest commit ratios.
- For holidays, callout tweeting, coding, or living.
- After comparing, give them a special name i.e. "Indie Hacker," "Reply Guy," etc.
- Special name ideas:
- Special name for 5:0 commits to tweets
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Grinder- 3:1 commits to tweets - Special name for 2:1 commits to tweets
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Perfectly Balanced- 1:1 commits to tweets -
Shiposter- 1:2 commits to tweets -
Indie Hacker- 1:3 commits to tweets -
Reply Guy- 1:4 commits to tweets -
Influencer- 1:5 commits to tweets - While streaming the heatmap calendar, pop in their most commits in a day or biggest tweet
- After comparing, show people with similar ratios
- Have a leaderboard, sorted from most to least commit ratios
- For holidays, callout tweeting, coding, or living
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Clone the repository by clicking on the code button and choose any option from the dropdown.
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Option 1: Copy this url and paste it in your terminal https://github.com/RhysSullivan/shiptalkers.git
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Option 2: Click the Open with Github Desktop Option which will open up the GUI client if it's installed on your machine
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Option 3: Download the project as zip and unzip it upon completing the download
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Copy and paste this command in your terminal; to install the necessary modules
pnpm install -
Run this commad to serve the project on your localhost
pnpm dev -
You will see the live app served at
localhost:3000
We welcome contributions from the community! If you have any ideas, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue or submit a pull request. Before creating a pull request make sure you read through the current open PRs so as not to create a duplicate of an already existent one.
If it's your first time contributing to Open Source; Github's Guide to Open Source a good place to start. If you are a seasoned contributor; it will do you good to read our Contributors Guideline
- hieuSSR's tweet for inspiration.