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…about a repo built for the *facebook/react* repo and deployed at https://observablehq.observablehq.cloud/framework-example-loader-github-react/
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an example of querying GitHub, git, npm… to get a lot of information about a repo.
built for the facebook/react repo and deployed at https://observablehq.observablehq.cloud/framework-example-loader-github-react/
facebook/react is very interesting as it's a large, popular, collaborative project with quite a bit of history. I'm not sure that the charts are all self-explaining, and maybe it would be interesting to add some editorial content? (At the very least we could hard-code the repo name in the title before deploying.)
Also, maybe this is a showcase example… or a template as we initially thought…?
I've tested this with other repos, such as torvalds/linux and its 1.2+ million commits — and was also thinking that the deployed version could have several pages showing different source repos.