Making Activity Graph Better! 📈 Suggestions, Feature Request, Ideas

[Ashutosh00710]

Hey! Welcome to GitHub Readme Activity Graph 👋🏻

We have been building GitHub Readme Activity Graph as an attribute which one can add to their github profile readme. And your support is the only way this project can strive to become better, creative and beautiful!

📣 Calling out for feature suggestions and future ideas!

This thread is dedicated towards dropping in your suggestions for the project (GitHub Readme Activity Graph).
If you have a feature in mind which you would like to see in a future release this thread will let us know!
You may have any idea which would help make this project better in any way - from design to community involvement.
Do let us know! We'd be happy to address it and have discussion on it.

🐞 Bugs or Issues?

If you feel like you found a bug regarding this project, feel free to head over to create an issue, and We'll be happy to resolve it as quick as possible. If you are interested in resolving the issue you've raised. You are most welcome. 🙂

GitHub Readme Activity Graph is a community driven project, let's make it better for everyone!

Thanks a lot for your support! 🙏
@Ashutosh00710 @Kshitij978

[Ashutosh00710]

We can add more themes so that users can get more options to choose.
Referring to issue #25

Guide to walk through:

If you don't know TypeScript, no problem, if you have a basic understanding of color combinations then you are perfect for this issue.

How to add your theme and see in action:

• Read How To Contribute first.

• After running the project on your local system, try experimenting different color combinations with following URL.

  http://localhost:5100/graph?username=<your_username>&bg_color=<hexcode>&color=<hexcode>&line=<hexcode>&point=<hexcode>

  for example:

   http://localhost:5100/graph?username=Ashutosh00710&bg_color=f4fa9c&color=17b978&line=17b978&point=17b978

• After getting your perfect combination go to styles/themes.ts

• At the bottom (just before default) add your own case with the name you would like to give to your theme.

• Write the hexcode (without #) for the colors.

• After adding you case, test it on your local system.

• Take a clear sanpshot of your graph and make a Pull Request. 🎉

In case you stuck somewhere,
Do not hesitate, ask your query with full confidence. No one is here to judge you. So, discuss every query you have with us.