Goes through all apps on IzzyOnDroid and F-Droid to see which ones are joining Hacktoberfest.
It reads the index-v2 of the repositories and then checks each repository on GitHub and GitLab. It then generates a .html page which is pushed to the gh-pages branch, so GitHub hosts it.
The generation happens in two steps.
generate_json.pygenerates a JSON file containing all app data and stores it indocs/apps.jsongenerate_site_from_json.pyreadsdocs/app.jsonand generates a webpage with that info
Contributing is easiest if you have Python installed (and required for code contributions). You can install all dependencies in a venv with pip3 install -r requirements.txt.
If you want to contribute to the UI, you can use the gh-pages branch and run generate_site_from_json.py whenever you make changes to the template, it puts the generated website into the docs directory.
Be aware that building the complete list of apps easily takes over an hour even when using a permission-less fine-grained GitHub Personal Access Token in the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable. It is therefore best when working on generate_json.py to set the DEBUG_APP_LIMIT environment variable to a low value for testing purposes like this: GITHUB_TOKEN=your_github_token DEBUG_APP_LIMIT=5 python3 generate_json.py.
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