Vladimir Jimenez

Use WordPress shortcode to embed GitHub repositories into your blog. The embededd repositories will show the latest information about the repository,
<ul>
<li>Repo title</li>
<li>Cloning URLs (HTTP, SSH, GIT)</li>
<li>Repo description</li>
<li>Last commit information</li>
</ul>
ShortCode Example: [repo user=”octocat” repo=”Hello-World”]

Repo Widget

Easily create widgets to display information about a GitHub repository.

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If you are a programmer who uses GitHub then why not share your coding projects via your WordPress blog by adding a snapshot 
of your repository on any page or post using shortcode.
Simply install the plugin and add the shortcode [gitrepo author=”author” repo=”repo”] to the desired location; changing the attributes to that of your desired repository.
Features include:
<ul>
<li>Cached using Transient</li>
<li>Styles appearance with a GitHub banner</li>
<li>Shows the repository description</li>
<li>Adds a link to the repository on GitHub</li>
<li>Shows statistics for Forks, Stars, Open Issues</li>
<li>Provides a link to the latest tag (if one exists)</li>
<li>Displays the code to clone the repository</li>
<li>Can be used with or without a GitHub API Token</li>
</ul>

GitHub Repository Shortcode

Add a snapshot of your GitHub repository to any page or post on your WordPress blog.

Repo Widget vs GitHub Repository Shortcode