Closed MohamedDanis closed 1 month ago
@MohamedDanis i would love to work on this, can you please assign it to me?
Thank you for your interest. I want to ensure that everyone gets a fair chance to contribute during Hacktoberfest. If no one is assigned to this issue in the next few days, I will gladly assign it to you. Please stay tuned, and don't worry—your contributions are valued! @imkurosaki
@MohamedDanis, that's a great idea! We can switch it to an icon since many repositories use multiple languages. However, the downside is that frequent requests to the GitHub API may hit the rate limit like this:
the rate limit issue is the next feature/issue need to be implemented,I'm working on it.rn, focus on the design @imkurosaki
Hey @MohamedDanis , sorry about the PR without assigning. Do you still want to assign this issue to me?
Yeah I can do that, before that we need to discuss about the design
@MohamedDanis , could you take a look at this? Any feedback or suggestions for improvement would be appreciated. I’m currently working for a single language per card (due to rate limitation issues for getting multiple language used in a repo).
it's ok,but the color is too vibrant,try the tag background color
is this better ?
try using the colors of text inside the tag
@MohamedDanis
It's ok, make a pr and I will review it @LeninKhangjrakpam
any updates @LeninKhangjrakpam
Description: After selecting multiple languages, the repositories are shown below randomly.But I cannot identify the languages of each repo without going inside the github website
Steps to Reproduce: Go to the search bar. Enter language name and select multiple languages. The repositories are shown in random
Expected Behavior: Each repository card need a language indication in the card
Actual Behavior: There is no indication of which language used in the repo
Screen Shot:
Suggested Fix: Add a language indication in the card
Environment: Browser: Chrome 117 Operating System: Windows 11