octo-org is a really shitty way to figure out where you stand in your github organization in terms of total commit count. As GitHub stands today, we can only view contributions by repo. I was curious about contributions by organization. And so, octo-org was born.
go get ./...
go build . && go install .
USERNAME=GITHUB_USERNAME PASSWORD=GITHUB_API_KEY ORGNAME=GITHUB_ORG_NAME REDIS_ADDRESS=localhost REDIS_PORT=6379 ./octo-org
- GoLang
- Clone this repo
- Redis running locally
The following ENV variables are required when starting this server:
USERNAME: Your GitHub Username
PASSWORD: Your GitHub API KEY
ORGNAME: Your GitHub Org
REDIS_ADDRESS: The address at which your local redis is running
REDIS_PORT: The port at which your local redis is running
Run your server with:
USERNAME=GITHUB_USERNAME PASSWORD=GITHUB_API_KEY ORGNAME=GITHUB_ORG_NAME REDIS_ADDRESS=localhost REDIS_PORT=6379 ./octo-org
Then, curl localhost:8090/stats | python -m json.tool and ...
$ curl localhost:8090/stats | python -m json.tool
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 294 100 294 0 0 73500 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 73500
[
{
"github_username": "fbessez",
"total_commits": 16
},
{
"github_username": "zezima",
"total_commits": 15
},
{
"github_username": "ifykyk",
"total_commits": 9
},
{
"github_username": "myDad",
"total_commits": 7
},
{
"github_username": "andyCuomo",
"total_commits": 5
},
{
"github_username": "theCookieMonster",
"total_commits": 2
}
]
- Active class on Sorting Buttons
- Error Handling
- GitHub API Docs
- Google for helping me fight with GoLang