Once you feed it some git repos, you will get a beautiful profile that will help you learn things about yourself, connect to others, and become a better engineer. Example profiles: https://sourcerer.io/sergey, https://sourcerer.io/ddeveloperr, https://sourcerer.io/osantana, https://sourcerer.io/adnanrahic.

Profile is the first step. Some of the things on our roadmap: news that is relevant to your code, engineers to follow and learn from, technology and libraries you should know about, projects that could use your help.

Both open source and closed source repos are fine. The easiest way to get started with open source repos is to go to https://sourcerer.io/start, and select GitHub. For closed source repos, you can use this Sourcerer app. You will still need an account, which you can get at https://sourcerer.io/

Sourcerer app does not upload source code anywhere, and it never will. The app looks at repos locally on your machine, and then sends stats to sourcerer.io. The best way to verify is to look at the code. src/main/proto/sourcerer.proto is a good start as it describes the client-server protocol.

You will need an account, sign up on https://sourcerer.io/

• Linux or macOS
• Java 8+ Platform (JRE for Linux or JDK for macOS)
• Git repositories with master branch with at least one commit
• Account on https://sourcerer.io/

To install sourcerer run the following command:

curl -s https://sourcerer.io/app/install | bash

To remove sourcerer from your machine:

sourcerer --uninstall

To build and run this application, you'll need latest versions of Git, Gradle and JDK installed on your computer. From your command line:

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/sourcerer-io/sourcerer-app.git

# Go into the repository
$ cd sourcerer-app

# Build
$ gradle build

# Run the app
$ java -jar build/libs/sourcerer-app.jar

We welcome contributions to Sourcerer App by the community. Check the Contribution guide for more information.