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statscard

v0.3.0

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Your GitHub stats as a card in the terminal — heatmap, streaks, totals, private contributions included. Zero config via your existing gh login.

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Readme

statscard

Your GitHub stats as a card in the terminal — includes your private contributions, zero config, powered by your existing gh login.

Contribution heatmap (truecolor, GitHub-style), streaks, commit/PR/review/issue counts. One command, nothing to set up: it reuses the token from your already-authenticated GitHub CLI.

The heatmap color-codes where each day's work lives: green = public repos, blue = private repos, teal = both. No other GitHub stats tool shows you that split.

Usage

npx statscard            # last 12 months
npx statscard --year 2025
npx statscard --json     # machine-readable
npx statscard --no-color
npx statscard --light    # GitHub light-mode palette (default: dark)

Requirement: gh installed and logged in (gh auth login), or a GH_TOKEN/GITHUB_TOKEN env var.

Honesty notes

  • Your own private contributions are included (the gh token carries the read:user scope).
  • Other users' private contributions are structurally invisible via the GitHub API — this tool never claims otherwise.
  • The heatmap shading uses GitHub's own per-day contributionLevel, so it matches github.com exactly.

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # build + run