Repohistory is an analytics platform for tracking GitHub repo traffic history longer than 14 days
GitHub limits access to only the past 14 days of your repo’s traffic data, making it hard to track long-term trends. Repohistory solves this by helping you save traffic data every day, starting from first sign-in. You can then explore full traffic history in a beautifully designed dashboard, allowing you to analyze trends and get insights over time.
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1Love the concept—RepoHistory makes it easy to explore a repo’s evolution without digging through git logs manually. It’d be even more useful if it supported filtering by file type or contributor to focus on specific parts of a codebase.