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Articles / Database Development / Data Visualization
Javascript
API
GitHub
web_development
data-visualization
graph
d3js
graphql
Query and Visualize the graph of your GitHub repositories, followers, stargazers, and forks.
Olivier_Giulieri
3 Jan 2022
MIT
5 min read
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A simple tool to query your GitHub repositories, followers, stargazers, and forks (using GraphQL) and visualize it (using D3.js Force layout).
This article, introduces a little web tool I called "meet-the-fans" which let you query GitHub for your profile and repositories (using GraphQL), and visualize the graph of your repositories, stars, and forks (using D3) to meet your fans.
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