A simple package to help convert CSV file entries to GITHub issues via API v3 (Private and Public repositories)
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A simple package to help convert CSV file entries to GITHub issues via API v3 (Private and Public repositories)
Python program for visualising a Github user's commits to public repositories by means of matplotlib's pie chart. Mainly just for the purposes of becomign familiar with Github's API and my first use of MongoDB. Features accompanying shell scripts for ease-of-use.
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