Instead of making stats that I'm personally interested, get the raw data exactly as Github provides it. The user can decide how to interpret that data.
Will probably fix #1, by making it an option.
Example Usage
enums can replace a lot of the following's &strs.See commit 09db1c8 for example on how to build query URL.
use github_stats::{Search, search::Query};
let query = Query::new()
.repo("rust-lang", "rust")
.type("pr")
.is("open");
let results = Search::new("issues", query)
.per_page(10)
.page(1)
.search();
let repo = Repo::new("rust-lang", "rust").unwrap();
let stars = repo.stars();
let release = Release::latest(&repo).unwrap();
Instead of making stats that I'm personally interested, get the raw data exactly as Github provides it. The user can decide how to interpret that data. Will probably fix #1, by making it an option.
Example Usage
enums can replace a lot of the following's&strs. See commit 09db1c8 for example on how to build query URL.Links