• How to create a GitHub Profile README using this web app on RealPythonProjet.

The article contains resources for GIFs, royalty free images/icons and tutorials on how to create your secret repo for the About Me Page, setting up the blog flow action etc.

• Fill in the text boxes. Leave the ones you do not wish to fill blank.
• By default the generated ReadMe has GitHub stats and Wakatime stats, feel free to remove them.
• If you want to build on top of the Readme, refer to the article I mentioned above for resources and tips
• If you used this app to build your README, consider adding yourself to the "Users who used this app to generate a README" section. You can showcase your README and others will be able to view it and star it. You are guaranteed a star from me ⭐

• Python
• Streamlit

• GIFs
• Social Icons
• Skill Icons
• Visitors Badge
• Github Stats
• WakaTime Stats
• .yml file to display Blog Posts from your feed
• Ability to add image banners at beginning of README
• Random Jokes Card

• Clicking on Skills shows your github repos filtered on that skill
• Chose GitHub Stats Card Type
• Cool Image in About Me section
• Fixed styling
• Added Default Content

• Fixed Some Gif Issues
• Added Banner Images Sugesstions
• Updated Streamlit beta elements

1. Clone the repo or your fork.
2. Create a virtual environment

   python -m venv venv

3. Activate the virtual environment

   # Windows 
   venv/Scripts/activate
   
   # Linux/macOS
   source venv/bin/activate

4. Install required dependencies

   pip install -r requirements.txt

5. Run the App

   streamlit run __init__.py

• Rahul Banerjee - @rahulbanerjee26 banerjeer2611@gmail.com
• Michael Currin - @MichaelCurrin

Go to Issues on the repo.

• Create an explaining the Feature.
• If you find any errors/issues, feel free to create an Issue.

How to make code changes and add them to this repo with a Pull Request.

1. Fork the Project
2. Clone it using the URL from the Code button.

   git clone FORK_URL

3. Create your Feature Branch

   git checkout -b feat-my-feature

4. Commit your Changes

   git commit -m 'Add some Amazing Feature'

5. Push to the Branch

   git push origin feat-my-feature

6. Go to Pull Requests of the original repo.
7. Create a Pull Request. Compare across forks and pick your fork and your branch.

Once your PR is merged, I will add you as a contributor :)

Or if you wish to add yourself to 'Users who used this app' list, simply fork the repo, update the README and make a PR. Follow this format:

- <a href = 'https://github.com/USERNAME'> DISPLAY NAME </a>

Or just reach out to me on Twitter/LinkedIn and I'll add you :)

To keep your fork's main branch up to date with that of the original repo, then on your fork on GitHub click the Fetch Upstream button near the top.

• Adding more badges
• Giving user ability to chose between different ReadMe designs
• Increasing number of social Icons

• Rahul Banerjee
• Saminul Islam
• Sourav Kr. Saikia
• Brandon Bartram
• Miguel Gozaine

• Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

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