GHActivity

Monitor all your activity on GitHub, and posts reports about it on your WordPress site.

If you find bugs, you can report them here, or submit a pull request on GitHub.

You can also use the [jeherve_ghactivity] shortcode to display stats on the frontend.

1. Install the GHActivity plugin via the WordPress.org plugin repository, or via your dashboard
2. Activate the plugin
3. Go to Settings > GHActivity Activity Settings in your dashboard and configure the plugin.
4. Enjoy! 🙂

Installation Instructions

1. Install the GHActivity plugin via the WordPress.org plugin repository, or via your dashboard
2. Activate the plugin
3. Go to Settings > GHActivity Activity Settings in your dashboard and configure the plugin.
4. Enjoy! 🙂

1.5.0

• Improve post content for each GitHub event.
• Improve compatibility with queries per person.
• Allow removing Top Issues from shortcode.

1.4.2

• Make sure the chart data displayed in wp-admin is correct. It should not be polluted by data from the shortcode.

1.4.1

• Fix Fatal Error because of missing file.

1.4.0

• Start tracking most popular issues in repos.
• Track multiple people within a team, and get stats for each one of them.

1.3.1

• Add Selective Refresh support to the widget.
• Add number of commits to the reports.
• Add new event type for comments on commits.

1.3

• Add new option for those who do not want to store info from private repos.
• Add New GitHub Activity Widget, and new [ghactivity] shortcode, to display reports on the frontend.

1.2.1

• Make sure the chart data isn’t added anywhere but where necessary

1.2

• Change authentication method. Use personal tokens instead, so the plugin can capture activity in private repos. You will need to configure the plugin again.
• Introduce Charts to display the main report in the settings screen.
• Refactor to prepare for other ways to display the reports.

1.1

• Add basic reporting in the plugin settings screen.

1.0.0

• Initial release.