Whoa nice product! Sleek design!
Show HN: A Spotify-like yearly recap for devs using GitHub contributions
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#13Try it out here: https://unwrapped.dev
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#14Or optionally it would be nice if it could do a more bare unwrapping based on public only info.
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#15Isn’t all the information public, it seems to require additional permissions from github so I abandoned? Or optionally it would be nice if it could do a more bare unwrapping based on public only info.
I totally get your hesitation to try it out, hence the link to the repo. You'd notice that your token isn't actually stored/sent to any database, or other internal system. It's kept as an HTTP-only secure cookie, encrypted using an RSA key-pair, on your browser only.
Happy to hear more feedback, or receive any contributions to support an public-only version of this.
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#16But I must say I loved the way unwrapped.dev is built! Kudos to the team
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#17This one is so cool! And congratulations on the PH launch as well. We did something similar yesterday with 1000 days of code at a glance. You can check it - https://peerlist.io/github-recap But I must say I loved the way unwrapped.dev is built! Kudos to the team
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#19Nice! Really brings the holiday feels! Do you know of a recap but for a repo?
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#20Isn’t all the information public, it seems to require additional permissions from github so I abandoned? Or optionally it would be nice if it could do a more bare unwrapping based on public only info.