A simple command-line interface tool written in C++ to fetch and display a GitHub user's recent public activity.

1. libcurl: A free, highly portable, thread-safe, and feature-rich client-side URL transfer library supporting numerous protocols including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and SMTP.
2. nlohmann/json: Often referred to as "JSON for Modern C++," it's a popular open-source, header-only library that simplifies working with JSON data in C++. It provides an intuitive syntax and integrates seamlessly with C++'s Standard Template Library (STL).
3. GoogleTest: A C++ testing framework used for writing and running unit tests.

To build the project, you need cmake and a C++ compiler installed on your system.

cmake -S . -B build
cmake --build build
cd build
./github-activity <username>

Example:

./github-activity sooolji

Want to help out? Here are some awesome features we can add next:

• Terminal Colors & Styling: Add ANSI color codes or use a nice library like fmt to color-code different GitHub events (e.g., green for PushEvent, yellow for StarEvent).
• Filtering System: Add flags to filter activity. For example: github-activity username --type IssuesEvent or --limit 5.
• Export Features: Add an option to export a user's recent activity to a Markdown or CSV file for report generation.