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GitHub uses different colors for each language. This is done via the Linguist library, which among other things, has ALL its config data in one huge YAML file. This file has been imported into config/languages.yml in this project.
This issue is to support differently colored badges depending on the language. It likely involves leveraging NextJS to read the YAML data once at build time and ideally creating a lighter version that is essentially just a key-value map between languages and colors. It should be persistent to avoid going through that huge file over and over again.
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@arvind0598 I would like to know if I can work on this issue as a first-time contributor to open-source projects. I'm ready to study and work on the new technologies introduced. Thanks.
@arvind0598 That is what I thought. My goal is to contribute to open source projects in order to regain my footing in web development. After discovering the initiative by accident, I also had second thoughts. Would you mind sharing any open-source projects you have in mind?
GitHub uses different colors for each language. This is done via the Linguist library, which among other things, has ALL its config data in one huge YAML file. This file has been imported into
config/languages.yml
in this project.This issue is to support differently colored badges depending on the language. It likely involves leveraging NextJS to read the YAML data once at build time and ideally creating a lighter version that is essentially just a key-value map between languages and colors. It should be persistent to avoid going through that huge file over and over again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: