Server-side SVG generator for displaying README cards containing GitHub's Traffic Insights. It uses the traffic data fetched by GitHits GitHub Action from the Insights/Traffic section of your repository.

Head over to GitHits to setup a GitHub action to store traffic insights in your repository.

NOTE:

• This only works for public repositories
• This action generates a hits.json file in the master branch of your repository.
• This file is required by GitHitServer for fetching Traffic Data

![<image-description>](https://githits.vercel.app/api/<route>?param_n=value_n&...)

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COLOR accepts all URI Encoded CSS color values, including:

• RGB-Hex [#fafafa as %23fafafa]
• rgb/rgba [rgb(4,6,8) as rgb(4%2C6%2C8)]
• hsl/hsla [same as above]
• Color Keywords

• Run npm i or yarn in the cloned directory
• Install vercel cli globally using npm i -g vercel or yarn global add vercel and login using vercel login (one-time setup only)
• Run vercel to setup your project locally
• Generate a Personal Access Token (PAT) from GitHub's developer settings
• Run vercel secrets add <secret-name> <PAT>. This secret can be used in all of your Vercel projects.
• Run vercel env add secret <secret-name>
• Create a .env file and add <secret-name>=<PAT>
• Run vercel dev to start the localhost server
• Run vercel again to deploy

Replace <secret-name> with any name of your choice and <PAT> with the 40 character PAT (All without angular brackets)

• GitHub-Readme-Stats by Anurag Hazra