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Add the following code to your readme. When pasting the code into your profile's readme, change the ?username= value to your GitHub's username.

[![trophy](https://github-profile-trophy.vercel.app/?username=ryo-ma)](https://github.com/ryo-ma/github-profile-trophy)

Add optional parameter of the theme.

[![trophy](https://github-profile-trophy.vercel.app/?username=ryo-ma&theme=onedark)](https://github.com/ryo-ma/github-profile-trophy)

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Display your recently played Spotify tracks on your GitHub profile README. Powered by Vercel.

Check out lastfm-recently-played-readme for a similar integration for Last.fm scrobbles.

Click the button below to connect your Spotify account with the Vercel app. This is needed to access your recently played tracks.

By authorizing the app, you agree to have your Spotify username, access token, and refresh token stored on a secure Firebase database. This is required so you only need to authorize once and the app can automatically refresh access tokens in order to retrieve recent tracks.

You can revoke the app at https://www.spotify.com/account/apps.

After granting permission, just add the following into your README and set the user query parameter to your Spotify username.

![Spotify recently played](https://spotify-recently-played-readme.vercel.app/api?user=jeffreyca16)

Use the following snippet to make the widget link to your…

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GHPVС project is proof of concept. This counter designed to be an analytical instrument for you, but not for people who are visiting your profile It could be used to see profile views dynamics as result of development activity, blogging or taking part in a conference.

It counts how many times your GitHub profile has been viewed and displays them in your profile, for free.

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If you want to see big numbers in your profile, deploy a standalone solution to draw any views count you want without spamming our server. Everybody knows that any counters could be faked.

A billion fake profile views doesn't make you a very popular person, it makes you a person…

1. Star this repo 😉

2. Go to your repository

3. Add the following section to your README.md file, you can give whatever title you want. Just make sure that you use <!-- BLOG-POST-LIST:START --><!-- BLOG-POST-LIST:END --> in your readme. The workflow will replace this comment with the actual blog post list:

   # Blog posts
   <!-- BLOG-POST-LIST:START -->
   <!-- BLOG-POST-LIST:END -->

4. Create a folder named .github and create a workflows folder inside it, if it doesn't exist.

5. Create a new file named blog-post-workflow.yml with the following contents inside the workflows folder:

   name: Latest blog post workflow
   on
     schedule: # Run workflow automatically
       - cron: '0 * * * *' # Runs every hour, on the hour
     workflow_dispatch: # Run workflow manually (without waiting for the cron to be called), through the GitHub Actions Workflow page directly
   permissions:
     contents: 

   …

README Jokes

Random programming jokes on your README.

Endpoint URL: https://readme-jokes.vercel.app/api

Embed one of these in your README:

<!-- Markdown -->

![Jokes Card](https://readme-jokes.vercel.app/api)

or

<!-- HTML -->
<img src="https://readme-jokes.vercel.app/api" alt="Jokes Card" />

Customize using ? after /api in the https link, example here with no borders using the hideBorder parameter.

Markdown method: ![Jokes Card](https://readme-jokes.vercel.app/api?hideBorder)

Image method: <img src="https://readme-jokes.vercel.app/api?hideBorder" alt="Jokes Card" />

Both methods will produce the following jokes card without border:
To use multiple parameters use '&' after the first parameter, e.g. ?hideBorder&theme=cobalt&qColor=%23944bcc&aColor=%23bbdb51

will produce a jokes card without border, with cobalt theme, answer color #944bcc and question color #bbdb51 like so:

• bgColor → Background Color
• borderColor → Border Color
• qColor → Question Color
• aColor → Answer Color
• textColor → Normal text Color
• codeColor → Code…

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• Dynamic quotes in your GitHub README
• Customize your own quote

Copy the markdown below and paste it in your Github Readme.

[![Readme Quotes](https://quotes-github-readme.vercel.app/api?type=horizontal&theme=dark)](https://github.com/piyushsuthar/github-readme-quotes)

To get started with developing this app locally, here are the steps:

Install the dependencies for the app using,

pnpm install

And then run the app using:

npx vercel dev

You don't need to add ?type=vertical parameter.

You need to add ?type=horizontal parameter.

You need to add ?border=true parameter.

You don't need to add…

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Are you an early 🐤 or a night 🦉?
When are you most productive during the day?
What are languages you code in?
Let's check out in your profile readme!

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1. You need to update the markdown file(.md) with 2 comments. You can refer here for updating it.
2. You'll need a WakaTime API Key. You can get that from your WakaTime Account Settings
   • You can refer here, if you're new to WakaTime
3. You'll need a GitHub API Token with repo and user scope from here if you're running the action to get commit metrics

   enabling the repo scope seems DANGEROUS
   but this GitHub Action only accesses your commit timestamp and lines of code added or deleted in repository you contributed.

   • You can…

A curated list of awesome Github Profile READMEs

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List of GitHub profiles that have awesome customization, that you can use for inspiration.
Feel free to submit a pull request with your suggestions for awesome GitHub profiles.

1. Create an issue, with the title as your name, and in the description put a screenshot of the customised GitHub profile page (copy the generated image URL, this will be needed in the next step). The URL will look something like this https://github.com/EddieHubCommunity/awesome-github-profiles/assets/51878265/ee31b832-d549-4df9-8ffe-24419f9d0e46

2. Fork the project, using the top right corner button, that states fork

3. Create a file named your-username.json in the directory profiles with the following content.

Your entry should be similar to this example:

{
  "image": "https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/624760/91057573-48531300-e61f-11ea-9e13-2d7384e42000.png"
  "issueId": 66,
  "name": "Eddie Jaoude",