GitHub Stargazers over time using Google Charts

1. planetarium

   1 2 4 0.0 JavaScript

   See GitHub Stargazers over time using Google Charts (by TechToSpeech)

   

   Full instructions and more details are available on the Planetarium GitHub page. I hope you find it useful!

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3. starcharts

   2 1 1,298 7.4 Go

   Plot your repository stars over time.

   

   Whilst ruminating over the surprising popularity of our recent Serverless Static WordPress on AWS module, I was wondering how to get my own graph like others I’d seen elsewhere. The source of these seemed to be this Starcharts repo written in Go. Whilst this was pretty cool, it seemed to have a few limitations and lacked configurability. Plus it’s written in Go, which I’m definitely never going to learn.

4. jquery-csv

   3 2 765 8.2 JavaScript

   A jQuery CSV parser plugin. Battle Tested | Optimized | 100% IETF RFC 4180 Complete

   

   So down another rabbit hole I go… Steampipe to query GitHub and deposit a nicely-formatted CSV file into my local workspace. I then use jquery.csv.js to load the CSV file into Google Charts with Javascript. But… you can’t do this using a file:// path in a local browser due to CORS security controls, so the HTML has to be loaded from a real webserver….

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