A simple bash script that will output some of your GitHub repo's stats
Open the script, change the ORG and REPO to your ORG and REPO. Some of the scripts will give you ORG stats, some are per REPO. The script clearly shows you what it's doing...
Set a Y_U_RATE_LIMIT environment variable. This is a github "Fine-grained personal access token".
Generate one from here: https://github.com/settings/personal-access-tokens/new
Source this script and get all the functions onto your shell.
jq is probably the one you need most which is non-standard but curl is also
used extensively.
At some interval issue a command such as stargazersPerRepo which will:
- find all the stargazers for your org and output them to 'pages' of json files
- condense the pages of json into a single "${REPO}.stargazers.all.json"
- parse "${REPO}.stargazers.all.json" into a csv
- marvel at all your stargazers
There are other functions to do 'other things' but really that's what you're probably looking for anyway. Who's stargazing your repo and when and who stopped! You can be a snoop!
condenseAllStargazers might be the one thing you want to run but there's other functions to explore
stargazersToCsv is also useful
Just run:
- stargazersToCsv