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Determine Project Vue-ness In a Better Way #80
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Indeed! Or maybe add a check to the filterOutNonVueAndZeroStars if Vue is listed as dependency? |
@nchutchind @MaximVanhove Agreed that the fetch function needs some improvements / rework. |
Link to the graphql explorer: https://developer.github.com/v4/explorer/ |
@nchutchind I dug deeper in the the GitHub API and Tags do not seem a good way to go, as far as I understand they are tied to Releases. About topics: not all the vuejs project have topic set up for example I just adjusted mine to contain those.
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I am marking this issue as a good hacktoberfest one, the goal here is to modify the file in |
Currently, the code seems to look at the Languages Github lists for a project to see if it includes "Vue." This is limiting since a project made for Vue may not include any *.vue files, but pure javascript.
Why were tags/topics not used to determine Vue status? It seems like you could look through the topics for a repo for vue, vuejs, etc and get close to the same effect.
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