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1. 15th Nov
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2. 16th Nov
- GitHub Actions
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3. 17th Nov
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from youtube_dl import YoutubeDL
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5. 19th Nov
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6. 20th Nov
- GitHub Contribution Fetcher in
python
pip install githubcontributions
- GitHub Contribution Fetcher in
from github_contributions import GithubUser
import datetime
user = GithubUser('hdmtp')
contribs = user.contributions()
contribs_2021 = user.contributions(start_date='2021-11-14', end_date=str(datetime.date.today()))
print(sum([day.count for day in contribs_2021.days]))
Day | Score |
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15th Nov | 0.5 |
16th Nov | 0.5 |
17th Nov | 0.5 |
18th Nov | 0 |
19th Nov | 0.5 |
20th Nov | 0.5 + 1 |
Total | 3.5 |
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