Keep track of GitHub followers with automated notification bot which run on GitHub workflow
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github-follower-analyzer
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A web tool to track followers on all GitHub following pages, using only your username and a GitHub token with user permissions for GitHub API calls, displaying on the page whether each of the displayed users (follows you)
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Jul 29, 2024 - JavaScript
GitHub-Follower-Analyzer | Start analyzing your GitHub connections today with just a username!
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A sleek web app to effortlessly manage your GitHub connections. Track followers, see recent followers, and identify non-followed users with a clean, responsive interface for seamless desktop and mobile use. Perfect for keeping your GitHub network organized!
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Using GitHub API, We are able to fetch people you follow and those who follow you back and filter out those who do not follow you back.
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Jun 15, 2024 - JavaScript
If you follow a lot of other people on GitHub, you may find that some of them follow you back, but sometimes, they don't and that is sad. This little tool uses the GitHub API to look at your GitHub username and find discrepancies between who follows and who is followed.
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