Organization stats

[camipozas]

If I work in an organization, can I add statistics to my readme?

[rickstaa]

@camipozas Currently, we do not include stats of organization repositories in the cards. However, this is one of the most requested features (see #1). This feature has been implemented in #1122, but some things still must be fixed. However, you can already use this feature on your own fork by deploying your own Vercel instance (see https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats#deploy-on-your-own-vercel-instance). You can follow the steps explained in #1 (comment) to do this.

[rickstaa]

Great, could you maybe accept my answer so that this question shows up as answered? 🤓

[camipozas]

yes, but I still don't understand if I forked the repository, I did the deploy in vercel and everything... how my organization's data looks, I see it as it was without them. Do I have to add any query? thanks

[rickstaa]

@camipozas You should add the &role=OWNER,COLLABORATOR parameter.

[camipozas]

@rickstaa thank you but I'm using this url https://github-stats.cam1pozas.xyz/api?username=camipozas&role=OWNER,COLLABORATOR but says:

Something went wrong! file an issue at https://tiny.one/readme-stats
Parse error on "<" (error) at [25, 1] 
Make sure the provided username is not an organization

[rickstaa]

I think conflicts with the master branch caused that. I just updated the #1122 such that it does not conflict with the master branch. I checked it on my branch, and now it works (see https://github.com/rickstaa/github-readme-stats/tree/master-rstaa).

[Nik6511]

I don't think that feature is available right now but I also want to have it on my profile<

[rickstaa]

As stated above, this feature has indeed not yet been released. You can already use this feature by following the steps explained in #1 (comment) to do this.

[Nik6511]

Thankyou!