CodersRank Activity Widget is a web component that allows you easily integrate nice looking activity chart from your CodersRank profile to your personal website:
The widget script available through NPM:
npm i @codersrank/activity --save
After installation you need to import and register web component:
import CodersRankActivity from '@codersrank/activity';
// register web component as <codersrank-activity> element
window.customElements.define('codersrank-activity', CodersRankActivity);
Widget can also be downloaded or linked directly from CDN:
<!-- replace x.x.x with actual version -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@codersrank/[email protected]/codersrank-activity.min.js"></script>
In this case it is not required to register web component, it is already registered as <codersrank-activity>
element.
As it is a web component the usage is pretty simple, just add widget HTML tag with your CodersRank username
<codersrank-activity username="YOUR_USERNAME"></codersrank-activity>
Widget supports following properties as HTML element attributes:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
username |
string |
Your CodersRank username | |
weeks |
number |
52 |
Amount of weeks to be rendered in chart (max 52 ). |
labels |
boolean |
false |
Display chart labels (months and days of the week) |
legend |
boolean |
false |
Display legend below the chart |
tooltip |
boolean |
false |
Enables tooltip with number of activities per day |
step |
number |
10 |
Number of activities for division by colors |
svg-width |
number |
800 |
Render width of chart's SVG element |
branding |
boolean |
true |
Displays "Powered by CodersRank" link |
For example, to enable labels, legend and tooltip:
<codersrank-activity username="YOUR_USERNAME" labels legend tooltip></codersrank-activity>
It is possible to customize widget colors with CSS Custom Properties (CSS Variables) by setting them directly on the widget element with style attribute or in CSS.
There are following CSS Custom Properties are available:
Property | Value |
---|---|
--font-family |
Open Sans, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif |
--label-font-size |
9px |
--label-text-color |
#999ea4 |
--legend-font-size |
12px |
--legend-text-color |
#999ea4 |
--legend-item-width |
14px |
--legend-item-height |
14px |
--legend-margin |
1em 0 0 0 |
--bg-color-0 |
#f6f6f6 |
--bg-color-1 |
rgba(80, 176, 186, 0.3) |
--bg-color-2 |
rgba(80, 176, 186, 0.6) |
--bg-color-3 |
rgba(80, 176, 186, 1) |
--bg-color-4 |
#24565a |
--border-color-0 |
transparent |
--border-color-1 |
transparent |
--border-color-2 |
transparent |
--border-color-3 |
transparent |
--border-color-4 |
transparent |
--svg-width |
100% |
--svg-height |
auto |
--preloader-color |
#72a0a8 |
--tooltip-font-size |
14px |
--branding-text-color |
inherit |
For example, to change legend text color to red
and font-size to 10px
, add this to CSS stylesheet:
codersrank-activity {
--legend-text-color: red;
--legend-font-size: 10px;
}
Widget element supports the following events:
Name | Description | Detail |
---|---|---|
error |
Will be fired on data request error | event.detail will contain an error object |
data |
Will be fired right after data request |
event.detail will contain an object with data and total properties.
|
For example:
<codersrank-activity id="activity" ...></codersrank-activity>
function onData(event) {
const total = event.detail.total;
console.log(`${total} activities in the last year`);
}
document.querySelector('#activity').addEventListener('data', onData);
It is also possible to insert Activity widget as an image. It is useful in places where you can't integrate web component, or for example on your GitHub profile README.md page.
Image URL is the following:
https://cr-ss-service.azurewebsites.net/api/ScreenShot?widget=activity&username=YOUR_USERNAME
It accepts all widget attributes as query string parameters, plus one extra parameter:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
width |
number |
800 |
Width of widget element (generated image). Note that generated image has @2x pixel density, so the PNG image will be actually generated in @2x size from the one specified here |
style |
string |
style attribute value (here you can specify all CSS variables) |
For example:
<img
src="https://cr-ss-service.azurewebsites.net/api/ScreenShot?widget=activity&username=YOUR_USERNAME&labels=true"
/>
Note that you need to URL Encode some of the characters, for example #
should be %23
and #ff0
color should be specified as %23ff0
in query.
Yes please! See the contributing guidelines for details.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.