jasineri/gitartwork

Gitartwork on user's contribution graph

gitartwork on user's contribution graph

gitartwork on user's contribution graph, make a SVG image of it and finally push it back to your repository.

An example result:

Usage:

Option #1: Use gitartwork as a GitHub Action

1. Ensure that under Settings > Actions > General > Workflow permissions, the "Read and write permissions" is set!

2. Copy the workflow code into a .github/workflows/gitartwork.yml file in your repository.

    name: gitartwork from a contribution graph
    on: 
      push:
      schedule:
        - cron: '* */24 * * *'
    jobs:
      build:
        name: Make gitartwork SVG
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        steps:
          - uses: actions/checkout@v3
          - uses: jasineri/gitartwork@v1
            with:
               # Use this username's contribution graph  
               user_name: jasineri
               # Text on contribution graph 
               text: JASINERI
          - uses: jasineri/simple-push-action@v1
   

3. A few moments later it will generate gitartwork.svg image in your repository, so then you can include it in your README.md like ![gitartwork](gitartwork.svg)

4. Have fun :)

Troubleshooting

1. If your gitartwork's image is missing and the action workflow ends with an error message stating "Permission to ... denied to github-actions[bot]", check the workflow permissions settings (see "Usage" above).

Option #2: Make gitartwork locally on your environment

Still in progress...

gitartwork's Issues

gitartwork.svg is not rendering

I am encountering a problem where the "gitartwork.svg" image is not rendering on my webpage. I have checked the following aspects:

1. File Path: I have ensured that the image file is in the correct location relative to my HTML file.
2. File Extension: The image file has the correct extension ".svg".
3. Browser Compatibility: I have verified that my browser supports SVG images and that there are no browser extensions or security settings blocking it.
4. Image Source: I have correctly specified the image source in the HTML code, using the tag with the src attribute pointing to the correct file path.

Despite these checks, the "gitartwork.svg" image is still not appearing on the webpage.

Could you please provide assistance in resolving this issue? Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

preview of image:

using with longer nickname

so yes mine nick just doesnt fit graph. something to do then? ;-;

tools on creating svg

Hi @jasineri nice work here, do you use any tool in creating the svg