Set up process for individual servers in README about github-readme-activity-graph HOT 9 CLOSED

Oh! That makes so much more sense. I misunderstood the code. Sure, I'll go ahead and write the documentation if it does not require any env variables :)

from github-readme-activity-graph.

Specifically, the http://github-calendar.herokuapp.com/commits/last/${userId} route looks like it consumes some kind of github authorisation token if I am not mistaken.

No, @tintindas there is no authorization token is required to fetch the user's contributions. Because, according to me, currently there is no way to get a user's everyday contributions using GitHub API, that's why we are using this URL.

http://github-calendar.herokuapp.com/commits/last/${userId} is fetching the user's contributions through some kind of html parsing.

Source of the URL

from github-readme-activity-graph.

Hey @tintindas, I am reassigning this issue to you.

from github-readme-activity-graph.

@Ashutosh00710 great!!! 👍

from github-readme-activity-graph.

Thanks, @tintindas for the appreciation and for opening this issue. 😄

This addition will definitely improve the quality of the documentation. Do you want to add it yourself or you want us to do so?

from github-readme-activity-graph.

I took a look at the repo and I don't think I could write a set up guide without knowing the environment variables being consumed by the project, if any.

Specifically, the http://github-calendar.herokuapp.com/commits/last/${userId} route looks like it consumes some kind of github authorisation token if I am not mistaken.

Also, the mentioned route can be accessed by anyone even though its purpose is internal.

This is the response when I query with my own username. I do not believe it is exposing sensitive information at the moment.

from github-readme-activity-graph.

Great @tintindas, go ahead. 🙂

from github-readme-activity-graph.

Hey @tintindas, Sorry for the inconvenience. I unassigned you from the issue because I think I got the expected (user's contribution per day) response from GitHub API. If that's the case, it will include the environment variable.

I am keeping this issue open. Just hold for 1 or 2 days, until I am trying. I will let you know and reassign you the issue.

PS: What a lucky day as I was searching for the fix from the starting of the project but I couldn't find any. I dug a lot today and fortunately I think I got it. 😲✨

from github-readme-activity-graph.

Issue #26 closed with commit number 140. Integrated GitHub GraphQl API. Now one environment variable TOKEN is added.
We are updating How To Contribute section of CONTRIBUTING.md

from github-readme-activity-graph.