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@takuhon/activity

v1.4.3

Published

Developer-activity fetchers (GitHub, WakaTime) that build a takuhon activity snapshot

Downloads

2,881

Readme

@takuhon/activity

Developer-activity fetchers for takuhon.

This package reads the profile owner's configured GitHub and WakaTime activity and assembles an ActivitySnapshot (the shape defined by @takuhon/core). It performs the network I/O that @takuhon/core deliberately does not, and reuses core's pure transforms to shape the result.

A sync step — the takuhon activity sync CLI command or a Cloudflare scheduled (cron) job — calls fetchActivitySnapshot, then persists the snapshot through an ActivityStorage. Rendering then reads the stored snapshot statically; the public render path never calls these APIs.

Usage

import { fetchActivitySnapshot } from '@takuhon/activity';

const snapshot = await fetchActivitySnapshot(
  takuhon.settings.activity, // owner-curated config from takuhon.json
  {
    githubToken: process.env.TAKUHON_GITHUB_TOKEN, // optional; required for contributions
    wakatimeKey: process.env.TAKUHON_WAKATIME_KEY, // required for coding time
  },
  { onError: (source, err) => console.warn(`activity sync: ${source} failed`, err) },
);

Each source degrades gracefully: one that is disabled, unconfigured, missing its secret, or failing is simply omitted (reported via onError) rather than failing the whole snapshot. isEmptySnapshot(snapshot) reports when nothing was gathered, so the caller can keep the last-known snapshot instead of overwriting it with an empty one.

Signals

| Signal | Source | Auth | | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | Language % | GitHub REST repos/{owner}/{repo}/languages (aggregated) | Optional token (raises rate limit) | | Contributions | GitHub GraphQL contributionsCollection | Token required (calendar is GraphQL-only) | | Coding time | WakaTime users/{user}/stats/{range} | API key required |

Secrets are provided per sync run and never stored in takuhon.json or the snapshot. The fetch implementation is injectable for testing; it defaults to the runtime global (Node 22+ / Cloudflare Workers).