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I created GitTrends because I love contributing to open source libraries, but I had trouble keeping track of which repos were receiving traffic and which ones were not. For example, I recently discovered that a repo I hadn't updated in +2 years was still getting 10-20 views per week.

With GitTrends, I can now stay on top of which repos are trending and ensure its code doesn't go stale!

Features

Monitor the traffic to your GitHub Repos!<br/> ✅ Connect to GitHub <br/> ✅ Monitor GitHub Repo Views <br/> ✅ Monitor GitHub Repo Clones <br/> ✅ Discover Referring Sites <br/>

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Author

👤 Brandon Minnick

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Code of Conduct

Although this project is not a member of the .NET Foundation, we adhere to the .NET Foundation Code of Conduct.