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feat(portfolio): a page and a badge for each organization - #347
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The 200 organizations with the most commits in the last 12 months get orgs/<domain>.html, with their commits to each repository of the portfolio and the markup of their badge, orgs/<domain>.svg, with a shields.io endpoint next to it. The Organizations page links to them, and the Gallery's sitemap lists them.
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Each organization gets a page of its own and a badge to show it, the way committers.top gives every ranked user and organization a badge: something an organization's open source program or developer relations team can put on its own pages, and a reason for it to link back.
What changes
orgs/<domain>.htmlfor the 200 organizations with the most commits in the last 12 months (the order oforganizations.json): a one-line rule of how commits are counted, tiles (commits in the last 12 months, repositories, all commits since the first), a table of its commits to each repository linking to that repository's Authors page, and its badge with the Markdown to copy.orgs/<domain>.svg, a badge in the report's style:<portfolio title> | 1.2k commits to 12 projects in 12 months(all of them when it has none in the last 12 months), andorgs/<domain>.json, a shields.io endpoint for other styles. Made again with every build, so it stays current.organizations.jsongetsby_repository(commits, last 12 months, addresses, first and last commit per repository).sitemap.xml.[a-z0-9-]labels with dots) gets files, and_open_portfolio_fileaccepts onlyorgs/<domain>.(html|svg|json), so a name can't write outsideorgs/.Only organizations get pages: domains one person commits from were already counted apart in #345, so no page is about a person.
Before / After (改动前 / 改动后)
A portfolio of four real repositories (FastAPI, Django, git, pytorch/vision), title "GitStats Gallery", with the Gallery's address.
Organizations page: names now link to their pages
The new organization page,
orgs/google.com.html(there was none before)Neither page scrolls sideways on a phone: 390 px wide at 390 px.
The badge
Output files
orgs/<domain>.html, 144 for these four repositories (up to 200)orgs/<domain>.svgandorgs/<domain>.jsonfor eachorganizations.jsonper organizationby_repositoryTests
📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://gitstats--347.org.readthedocs.build/