GitArt
Python Package to Create Art though Git Presently allows users to Create Heart Shape on their GitHub Profile Contibution Summary GitHub Link: https://github.com/nimeshkverma/GitArt
How To Make a Heart
Install the Package using the command : pip install GitArt
Import the Heart module from GitArt
Create an object of GitHeart
Call the create_heart function of the object created with arguments git_repo_url, max_commits and weeks_from_now. Last two arguments are optional.
Code for above steps:-
In the Command Line:-
pip install GitArt
In a python script or python shell:-
from GitArt import Heart git_heart_obj = Heart.GitHeart()
git_repo_url = 'git@github.com:nimeshkverma/HelloWorld.git'
#To Get Heart with default commits and with end_week as present week git_heart_obj.create_heart(git_repo_url=git_repo_url)
#To Get Heart with 10 commits per day and the heart border in the week = present_week -2 git_heart_obj.create_heart(git_repo_url=weeks_from_now,max_commit=10,weeks_from_now= 2)
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