GitHub Action - Repository Roster | π’ Shout-out Supporters In Your README.md

As developers, we put a lot of work into our GitHub repos to make them as useful as possible for others, but great projects sometimes go under-appreciated, and under-starred. Asking for stars is tacky, but publicly thanking your supporters by name in your README file is a sign of appreciation that happens to incentivize more users to join the crowd.
π‘ Inspiration
One fine day I got an email DEV Digest in which I got attracted by the title 1 Step to Incentivize Stars and Forks on GitHub and decided to read the full article. it was new & interesting to me. Thanks to @ nastyox1 creating such an awesome tool. so I wanted to use it but I wanted it to be a markdown-table output which was not an option with that cloud-hosted service. so I decided to create this as an action that can provide various outputs.
check out the examples output
π Usage
- Update Your
README.mdwith the below code - Setup Action Workflow File
Repository Stargazers
## β³ Stargazers
<!-- REPOSITORY_STARS:START --> <!-- REPOSITORY_STARS:END -->
Repository Forks
## β³ Forkers
<!-- REPOSITORY_FORKS:START --><!-- REPOSITORY_FORKS:END -->
βΉοΈ Currently there are ways to auto-trigger the workflow when a user stars / forks the repository.
βΉοΈ Using this action with the workflow trigger fork & watch is the best optmized way.
if you want to remove users that have un-stared / deleted the fork then you might have to use cron to handle it
Workflow File
name: "π Repository Roster"
on:
workflow_dispatch:
fork:
watch:
types:
- started
jobs:
update_latest_roster:
name: "π Update Latest Roster"
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: "π₯ Fetching Repository Contents"
uses: actions/checkout@main
- name: "π Markdown - Repository Roster"
uses: "varunsridharan/action-repository-roster@main"
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
Example Output

For more details about the available config options. please check our GitHub repository

