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@s.shinohara/strapi-plugin-github-projects

v1.0.1

Published

4 months ago

This is the description of the plugin.

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"Github Projects" - plugin for Strapi 4

This plugin allows to automatically generate "Projects" from public Github repositories, meant to be then exposed via a public API, e.g. to be shown on a front-end application with the aim to showcase a developer's portfolio. It is meant mostly for educational purposes, being built step by step in the "Strapi Complete Course" by Artcoded, so it's not tested in production.

How to install

# yarn
yarn add @s.shinohara/strapi-plugin-github-projects

# npm
npm i @s.shinohara/strapi-plugin-github-projects

Initial configuration

In order to use this plugin, you need to generate a new personal token on Github. The generated API key must then be set up for your Strapi app as an environment variable called GITHUB_TOKEN (add it to your .env file).

Submit issues

Click here to submit an issue

About us

I'm Jib, full-stack developer and instructor. Artcoded is my JS-teaching brand, under which I published the Complete Strapi Course, as well as free tutorials about Strapi and more on my YouTube channel and blog

Disclaimer

We are not endorsed or affiliate in any way with Strapi nor with Github. The names and/or logos of such third-parties are or may be used just to describe the functionality of this plugin.