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GitHub Buttons
Showcase the success of any GitHub repo or user
GitHub Buttons is a lightweight web project for embedding GitHub-related action buttons and live repository or profile statistics on websites. It can display actions such as starring, watching, forking, following, and sponsoring directly from a compact interface. Dynamic counts are retrieved from GitHub so displayed stars, watchers, forks, or followers stay current. Buttons can optionally hide their text or count and can be rendered in regular or large sizes. The project compiles its HTML,... -
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Gloria
Gloria is a static website generator, based on NodeJS
V2 is deprecating lots of old functions, make sure to read the migrating docs. We're also slowly moving into typescript, and while I think it should work very well for your projects, legally I need to remind you that this is a satire of other projects. It currently supports having a content management system using MD files and tailwind CSS, with some bugs, but the main functionality and philosophy have been accomplished. This project aims to be a substitute for Jekyll, to help you create...
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