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    Repohistory is an open-source dashboard for tracking GitHub repo traffic history longer than 14 days, with a sleek UI for comprehensive long-term data insights.
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Find out more at https://repohistory.com

## 🎯 Motivation

GitHub's 14-day limit on repository data often leaves developers without vital long-term insights. Repohistory addresses this by offering an easy-to-setup, beautifully designed interface for extended repository tracking. This gives developers a powerful tool to analyze trends and progress over time, not just a brief snapshot.

## ✨ Features

- 📊 **Data Tracking**: Start tracking clones and views data from your first login.
- 📈 **All-Time Stars History**: Visualize the growth of your repo with an all-time stars history graph.
- 🖥️ **Dashboard Overview**: Easily access a dashboard view for an overview of all your projects.

## 📚 Stack

- Language: `Typescript`
- UI: `Tailwind CSS`, `NextUI`
- Front-End: `Next.js (App Router)`
- Database: `Supabase`
- Auth / Permission: `GitHub Apps`
- Cron Job: `GitHub Action`

## 🦾 Contributing

All contributions are welcome! Just open a pull request.


An open-source platform for tracking GitHub repo traffic history longer than 14 days.