Repo Radar
Your one-stop shop for up to date Github repo information. Find repos by topic, language, or name.
Repo Radar is a plugin that provides up-to-date information about GitHub repositories. Whether you're looking for repos by topic, language, or name, this plugin has got you covered. It also allows you to access the README for a repo, giving you valuable insights to help you write better code. With Repo Radar, you can stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the GitHub community, making it easier for you to find and contribute to the projects that interest you. So why wait? Give Repo Radar a try and explore the exciting world of GitHub!
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Learn how to use Repo Radar effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "Find popular GitHub repositories related to machine learning."
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Prompt 2: "Search for repositories written in Python."
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Prompt 3: "Get the README file for a repository named 'chatbot'."
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Prompt 4: "Search for repositories with the keyword 'data visualization'."
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Prompt 5: "Find trending repositories for web development."
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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searchForRepoByTopic | This command allows you to search for GitHub repositories based on a specific topic. You need to provide the topic you want to search for. The command will return a list of repositories that match your topic, including information such as the repository name, description, programming languages used, stars, and last update date. |
searchForRepo | This command allows you to search for GitHub repositories based on a specific programming language and query string. You need to provide the language and the query string you want to search for. The command will return a list of repositories that match your criteria, including information such as the repository name, description, programming languages used, stars, and last update date. |
getRepoReadmeByOwnerAndRepo | This command allows you to retrieve the README file for a specific GitHub repository. You need to provide the owner of the repository and the repository name. The command will return the contents of the README file as a text string. |