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Activity OverYou

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Activity OverYou displays your Github Activity Graph right in front of you, in your palm, anytime, anywhere. We use our own custom-made Github action to calculate the User events and send the normalised ratio to the NodeMCU via the MQTT server via Adafruit.

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Your Activity Graph right in front of you, in your palm, anytime, anywhere

What it does

What it does?

Setup

  • Go to repo Settings/Secrets and add a new repository secret with name as MTQT_BROKER_PASSWORD and value as key.
  • Now edit the .yaml files in .github/workflows with your details of mqqt broker for each topic i.e Issue Open , Pull Requet Open and Pull Request Closed.
  • Connect your Oled display to NodeMCU or any WiFi module compatible with Arduino.
  • Change the SSID, Password, MQTT user ID and key as per your account.
  • Upload the github_actions_graph.ino on your board

Usage

  • Plug in your NodeMCU and connect the Oled display
  • The graph will be displayed and update on regular interval of time.

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Contributions

  • Feel Free to Open a PR/Issue for any feature or bug(s).
  • Make sure to follow the community guidelines when contributing.
  • Please open an issue if you want to ask a question/discuss anything about…




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