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https://github.com/imoitself/afterreadme

automatically update README using emojis
https://github.com/imoitself/afterreadme

actions automation bash bash-script bash-scripting github-actions readme readme-generator readme-md readme-profile readme-stats streak-counter streak-tracker workflow

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# AfterReadme

**automatically update README using emojis**


> [!CAUTION]
> this project is dumped and is waiting for a new one.


> **REASON:** it is not working as intended.

> it does work [before](https://github.com/IMOitself/AfterReadme/tree/443c6586a5ec6f12af6e45fcd0197d37fb2d0fab) but it is limited for users that does not have contribution beyond 1 year.


see [issue](https://github.com/IMOitself/AfterReadme/issues/1) for more info.


## Sample

❤️ total contributions: 0

🔥 daily streak: 0 days`update now`


## Features

- [x] get user's total contributions
- [x] get user's daily streak
- [x] auto edit README



## Installation
> [!IMPORTANT]
> if u really really really want to try this,
do this stuffs:
> 1. create PAT on ur account and copy the token

> 2. create actions secrets on ur repository. name it GH_PAT and paste the token
> 4. copy [this](.github/workflows/auto-update-readme.yml) file to ur `.github/workflows/` folder of ur repo
> 5. add ```❤️ any text u want: 0``` anywhere on ur README.md. this will get total contribution
> 6. add ```🔥 any text u want: 0 days``` anywhere on ur README.md. this will get daily streak
> 7. go to Actions > Update README
> 8. look for "This workflow has a workflow_dispatch event trigger."
> 9. click 'Run workflow'


> im too lazy to add details for each steps but it should get u started :D