This project is the extended, actively maintained successor of github-readme-stats. It generates various stats cards, e.g. about your GitHub contributions, your top languages, etc. You can customize the cards via multiple parameters.
- Quick Start
- Migration from github-readme-stats
- Card Types
- Advanced Customization
- Run It Yourself
- Acknowledgements
- Contributing
- Copy and paste this into your markdown:
[](https://github.com/stats-organization/github-stats-extended)
- Change the
?username=value to your GitHub username. - Done!
As more comfortable alternative, use the GitHub-Stats-Extended Wizard to create your custom stats card. Copy the generated markdown code and paste it into your GitHub profile README. Done!
To migrate from github-readme-stats you only need to change the domain from github-readme-stats.vercel.app to github-stats-extended.vercel.app:
- https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=octocat&theme=radical
+ https://github-stats-extended.vercel.app/api?username=octocat&theme=radicalGitHub-Stats-Extended aims to be fully compatible with github-readme-stats. For more details see Compatibility Notes.
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Show your GitHub statistics:
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...your top languages...:
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...and development time:
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Pin more than 6 repos in your GitHub profile:
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Pin Gists in your GitHub profile:
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Customize all the cards:
The GitHub-Stats-Extended Wizard offers some essential customization options. For more advanced customization check out the advanced documentation.
If you want to run GitHub-Stats-Extended on your own, there are two main deployment options: you can use github-readme-stats-action to generate cards in your own GitHub Actions workflow. Or you can self-host GitHub-Stats-Extended on Vercel.
See Run It Yourself for detailed instructions.
This project is based on github-readme-stats. On top of that project's functionality GitHub-Stats-Extended adds several new features and improvements. See Fork Information for a list of changes. The frontend added to GitHub-Stats-Extended is based on GitHub Trends. Big thanks to @anuraghazra, @avgupta456, @rickstaa, @qwerty541 and everyone else who worked on these projects! ❤️
Contributions are welcome!