Contributors on Github

Show Contributor Stats on Github

What is Contributors on Github?

Contributors on Github is a Chrome extension that displays contributor stats on Github repositories. It shows if it's a contributor's first pull request, or how many issues/pull requests they have made to a specific repository. The extension caches data and allows for easy updates. Optionally, it can use oauth or an access token for increased requests per minute. Get valuable insights into contributor activity with Contributors on Github!

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By: Henry Zhu

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Users: 272 ▼ -12

Rating: 5.00 (5)

Version: 21.2.21.1941 (Last updated: 2021-02-21)

Creation date: 2019-10-12

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

https://github.com/*/*
https://api.github.com/*
storage
identity

Size: 15.97K

Email: *****@henryzoo.com

Ranking

# 51198 ▼ 975

Other rankings

#4072 in Developer Tools ▼ 12 #53 in github keyword 36 ▲ 49 #86 in inject keyword 8 ▲ 6 #190 in pull keyword 8 ▲ #240 in cache keyword 44 ▲ 11

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Extension summary

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An extension for Github that might be helpful for maintainers.

It shows if it's a contributors first PR, or how many issues/PRs they have made to that specific repo.

It caches the data and adds a button to update the info.

You can optionally use oauth or supply a access token with the "public_repo" scope to get 30 requests/min instead of 10.

Permissions:

"https://github.com/*/*": to be able to inject data into github
- The content script was matching "https://github.com/*/*/pull/* which is correct, but if you start from the hompage, then the script won't ever be injected since github is using pushState to change urls. Now it will match https://github.com and then check for the specific url.
"storage", to store access token, cache user PR data.
"identity", to create an oauth request window.