A Chrome extension to customize GitHub's contribution view.
It can calculate (1) total yearly contributions, (2) longest yearly commit
streak, and (3) the current commit streak.
Similar to GitHub's 'classic' display.
It can also completely remove the contribution display - if you're not into that sort of thing.
There are three main view modes:
- Modern - displays the information in the header bar above the contribution
- Classic - displays the information below the contribution calendar in large boxes
- Disable - removes the contribution display outright
- (Do nothing - the extension doesn't modify the page. Essentially the same as turning off the extension)
Each mode has additional options - allowing you to pick and choose which values are displayed.
Be sure to select your preferences! (Nothing is selected by default.)
You can change these under options in your Chrome extensions tab
(chrome://extensions).
Or by clicking the browser bar icon.
GitHub announced profile contribution changes in this blog post.
In this update, GitHub removed commit streaks (among other changes). Leaving the contribution calendar to focus "on the work you're doing rather than the duration of your activity."
Some users believe contribution statistics can be harmful. For example this
post.
Others enjoy streaks and the 'classic' view.
This extension is intended simply to give you an easy way to customize GitHub's
contribution view.
It holds no intention to conflict with "contribution philosophies." GitHub's
or otherwise.
You can install the extension through the Chrome Web Store:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/github-streak/ogealfeijaflhhfcpckekeoaecoficha
You can select and download any released version from the "releases" tab of
the repository.
Then, simply load the unpacked extension in your browser's extensions tab.
MIT (see LICENSE file).