GitHub Star History Browser

GitHub Star History Browser

GitHub Warehouse Star History Visualization Tool-Break through the 40K Star Limit, view complete Star History and daily trends, support warehouse comparison, CSV/JSON export, and smart caching. Visually analyze the changing trend of popularity of any GitHub repository and provide data reference for developers to choose a technology stack.

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Description

**GitHub Star History Browser **(Daily Stars Explorer) is a professional GitHub warehouse data analysis tool that helps developers, technical decision makers and open source enthusiasts gain an in-depth understanding of the popularity and development trends of GitHub projects. ###Core issues solved ** Restrictions on GitHub API **: GitHub's official REST API can only obtain a maximum of 40,000 star records, and complete historical data for popular projects (such as Kubernetes, React, Vue, etc.) cannot be obtained. ** Solution for this application **: - Break through the 40K star limit and gain a complete history - Use the GitHub GraphQL API to obtain data simultaneously from head to tail - Provide daily star trend analysis - Support multi-warehouse comparative analysis - Intelligent caching mechanism to avoid duplicate queries Configure GitHub Token (required) ** Why do I need Token? ** - The GitHub API has a strict flow limit for anonymous requests (60 times per hour) - Increase it to 5000 times per hour with Personal Access Token - Tokens do not require any permissions and are only used to access public data ** Steps to obtain Token **: 1. Visit the GitHub Token Generation page: ``` https://github.com/settings/tokens ``` 2. Click "Generate new token" → select "Generate new token (classic)" 3. Configure Token: - **Note (Remarks)**: Fill in `LazyCAT Daily Stars`(any name) - **Expiration **: It is recommended to select `No expiration` - ** Permission selection **: ˇ** * No need to check any permissions **(Leave it blank) 4. Click "Generate token" at the bottom of the page 5. ** Important **: Immediately copy the generated Token (format: `ghp_xxxx`) >ˇ Token is only displayed once and cannot be viewed again after leaving the page 6. On the Lazy Cat Micro Service Application Management page: - Find "Environment Variables" or "Settings" - Modify environment variables: - ** Variable name **:`PAT` - ** Variable value **: Paste the Token you just copied - Save and restart the app ###Get started After the configuration is complete, refresh the application page to start using it!

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App Information
Version
1.0.0
Package Size
9.13 KB
Image Size
19.11 MB
Updated
November 5, 2025
Source Code
emanuelef
Platform Support
PC