husterknupp/github-api-ninja

GitHub API client with some statistics on public repositories.

github-api-ninja

GitHub API client with some statistics on public repositories. Show language statistics on regarding public repositories on GitHub, in the form Java: 37,3817 %. Currently I only respect the first five because of DOS prevention on GitHub site. Statistics are printed out on System.out.

Results

Statistics of the first 100 repositories (Jan 16, 2015)

bytesTotal: 35090025
Io: 0.048000 %
D: 0.014100 %
Scheme: 0.227600 %
Arc: 0.579500 %
ActionScript: 0.012100 %
Ruby: 75.048200 %
C: 1.749000 %
CSS: 0.388200 %
CoffeeScript: 0.001800 %
Perl: 0.732100 %
Ragel in Ruby Host: 0.016600 %
Emacs Lisp: 0.046000 %
PHP: 0.003000 %
Objective-C: 0.000100 %
Erlang: 4.595500 %
Shell: 0.112200 %
Python: 0.486300 %
C++: 9.397900 %
JavaScript: 6.521000 %
Makefile: 0.021000 %

Run

1. gradle clean jar
2. java -jar build/libs/github-api-ninja-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

Extensions

• Mock HTTP connection: http://wiremock.org/
• Persist the data a) to build some cache and avoid GitHub overload and b) to play around a little with a persistence unit.
• Make a standalone webserver application. Use Spring Boot, for instance. Is JHipster an option for this? Probably not because I dont know Angular...
• Build a RESTful HTTP interface on top. E.g., GET /statistics, GET /statistics/language, ... seem reasonable.
• On top of that a simple and focused GUI/Frontend would be cool. Enter a language name and receive the result in a beautifully nice way.

Done

• Provide way to log in via the GitHub API, i.e., receive more than 5 repo statistics.
  • See developer.github.com/v3/oauth_authorizations
  • For OAuth, use this library: https://github.com/Kobee1203/scribe-java

More new stuff

• nice html-templates: http://ink.sapo.pt/, http://purecss.io/
• learn jquery: https://www.codeschool.com/courses/try-jquery
• tryout purecss with jquery for example on any public api: http://plnkr.co/
• platform as a service: https://www.heroku.com/home
• when it comes to a search index: elastic search