At times we need to fetch some data📈 from our GitHub like details about the pull requests🩹 to some of our repositories in an open source🤝 program.
Larger the data, the more cumbersome😪 it becomes to fetch, analyze and derive the desired inference
What if we could automate🤖 it?
Well, using a simple python🐍 script with a GraphQL⚛ query can save the day for us!
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I assume you have Anaconda installed in your operating system and set to path. If not, please visit this link and do it
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Clone or download this repository ⏬
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Open the Terminal 🐱💻
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Move inside 👉 the your cloned copy of the repo
cd GitKundli
- Now make sure you have all the dependencies🧱
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Time to run our app
streamlit run app.py
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Open
http://localhost:8502or the link displayed in the terminal where the streamlit app is running on your local server -
Visit this link and Click on
Generate new token -
Initially select all the options. [ Note: Later on you can come back, delete this token and generate a new one with only the permissions you think are necessary]
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Don't forget to give a name to the token ( say
gitkundli) -
Copy the alphanumeric value of the taken [and save it in a text file for future reference. Remember you can only access this once on GitHub]
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Return back your hosted app
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Open Specific Pages, Give the Token, Some related Information, Make use of the output!
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Now let's run our script and store our results in a csv file
python gitkundli.py
