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react-github-activity-feed

v3.0.3

Published

Turn-key Github activity feed React component. Great for portfolio sites of sporadic open-source developers.

Downloads

8

Readme

react-github-activity-feed

GitHub license npm downloads npm version npm type definitions Storybook GitHub issues GitHub Workflow Status

Turn-key Github activity feed React component. Great for portfolio sites of sporadic open-source developers.

demo animation

Storybook Demo & Docs available here

Most of the credit goes to @caseyscarborough for his work on github-activity-feed

Install

yarn add react-github-activity-feed
# or
npm i --save react-github-activity-feed

QuickStart

import { GithubActivityFeed } from "react-github-activity-feed";
import "react-github-activity-feed/light.css"
//  or "react-github-activity-feed/dark.css"

const MyGithubActivity = () => (
    <GithubActivityFeed
        user="callumjhays"
        repo="react-github-activity-feed"
        limit={20}
    />
);

Requires react >= v16.8 for functional components & hooks. If you need older version support please post a quick github issue and I'll get around to it.

Why

Like react-github-activity, I was inspired by github-activity-feed but wanted a simpler way to include it in a react app.

I also wanted to publish my first npm react component package and try out Rollup and hosting storybook demos on github.io.

Unlike react-github-activity, rather than starting from scratch (maybe because he wanted support for private events), I just "react-ified" the original library. I also wanted to try avoiding littering the global JS namespace, so I manually copied and edited the source-code.

Limitations

  • Limited by github REST api request rate (currently 60/hour). After this, the component will display an error.
  • Very bloated (added 160kB) to my next.js production build. Unsure why this