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I want to look into what data we can pull from the GitHub API on repositories and user activity. The goal of this issue is to determine what endpoints we could use to generate metrics such as:
contributions over time
issues opened/closed
query user activity on repositories
This issue can be closed once we have a clear plan of attack for what graphs we can generate with specific endpoints.
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Based on this information, I think that it would be neat to start with a repository overview page. The information returned in the API would be easy to turn into an activity heatmap and a timeline of events. The tricky part is deciding what is worthy to get placed in the timeline because there are so many events.
There is so much more we could do with this data(we could make additional charts on things like issues opened/closed), but, I think starting with this for a repository page would be a good start.
After poking around it a little more I noticed this in the documentation
Only events created within the past 90 days will be included in timelines. Events older than 90 days will not be included (even if the total number of events in the timeline is less than 300).
I think that limitation will make us reconsider what we want to do with repository metrics.
I want to look into what data we can pull from the GitHub API on repositories and user activity. The goal of this issue is to determine what endpoints we could use to generate metrics such as:
This issue can be closed once we have a clear plan of attack for what graphs we can generate with specific endpoints.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: