Rust CLI tool that takes the tools from the github-readme-stats project and repurposes them for anyone who loves the command line interface.
I decided to create this project because every time I wanted to know the technologies most used by the most competent software engineers in the sector I had to go to this link and manually enter the various data into the URL. Furthermore, this project was a good excuse to get my hands on the Rust programming language which is becoming more and more famous lately.
Thanks to the Rust language, the steps to use my code on your computer are very few. First of all, open the terminal and write:
git clone https://github.com/AntonioBerna/github-readme-stats-cli.git
now use the following command to access the project folder:
cd github-readme-stats-cli
then just use the following command to build the project in your operating system in order to generate the executable file:
cargo build
Once this procedure is finished you can use the program using the following command:
cargo run
In this way you will receive the following message which will help you understand how you should use the program, in particular:
Usage: target/debug/github-readme-stats-cli <username> <optional=[langs_count], [hide]>
so we can use the program for example on my profile to see which are the 3 programming languages that I use the most, perhaps excluding for example HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C# and Processing as follows:
cargo run AntonioBerna 3 "html,css,javascript,c%23,processing"
Note
The special character # is encoded in ASCII hexadecimal code (click here for more detailed information).
So the final output is the following (at 5614 least until you start writing everything in Rust 🧑🏻💻):
AntonioBerna Most Used Languages
1 - Python [ 51.3% ]
2 - C [ 25.73% ]
3 - C++ [ 22.96% ]
finally if you want to delete the executable in a simple way you can use the following command:
cargo clean