Software which allows to create unique head SVGs for your GitHub repositories. An example image is at the top of this README.
- Clone the repository or use it as template.
- Setup the repository secrets with the following variables .env.
- Run the workflow manually or wait for the next push.
- Depending on your settings, the software will already update your repositories. If you did not configure that, you can set the SVGs manually with the following markdown example Markdown.
# Your GitHub username
GIT_USERNAME="binary-blazer"
# Your repository name
GIT_REPO_NAME="repo-svgs"
# Ignore repositories by their name
# Separate each repository name by a comma
# Example: GITHUB_IGNORE_REPOS="repo1,repo2,repo3"
GIT_IGNORE_REPOS="binary-blazer"
# Your GitHub access token
GIT_ACCESS_TOKEN=""
# 1 for public, 2 for private, 3 for all
GIT_REPO_TYPE="1"
# Accept emojis from the repository description (must be at the beginning of the description)
# If not set, it will fallback to the "📦" emoji on the card
# Example Description including emojis: "🚀 A simple bot that does stuff" // right way
# Example Description including emojis: "A simple bot that does stuff 🚀" // wrong way
GIT_ACCEPT_EMOJIS="true"
# Let the code automatically update the repository README head with the image
# WARNING: This will overwrite the first 10 lines of your README.md file; use with caution
# REQUIRED: GIT_USERNAME, GIT_ACCESS_TOKEN
# INFO: Program will skip repositories that do not have a README.md file
GIT_UPDATE_README_HEAD="true"[Replace YOUR_USERNAME, YOUR_REPO_NAME, and YOUR_GENERATED_REPO_FOLDER_NAME with your own values.