What's the idea
Let a GitFut card combine stats from more than one GitHub account, so someone with a personal account and a separate account (e.g. work or private) can get one merged card instead of two partial ones.
Add a "link another account" option on the card page. The user enters a second username, GitFut pulls commits, stars, PRs, contributions, and languages from both, and combines them into one card (with duplicate-repo contributions deduped where both accounts touched the same repo)
How it might work
Plenty of developers split their work across two GitHub identities, a personal one and a work-only or private one. Right now GitFut only scouts a single username, so the card understates real output for anyone in that situation. In my case, Krrish2004 and Krrish109 each hold only part of the picture.
Alternatives
Show two cards side by side instead of merging into one
Let the user pick a "primary" account and only pull in categories the primary is missing from the second
What's the idea
Let a GitFut card combine stats from more than one GitHub account, so someone with a personal account and a separate account (e.g. work or private) can get one merged card instead of two partial ones.
Add a "link another account" option on the card page. The user enters a second username, GitFut pulls commits, stars, PRs, contributions, and languages from both, and combines them into one card (with duplicate-repo contributions deduped where both accounts touched the same repo)
How it might work
Plenty of developers split their work across two GitHub identities, a personal one and a work-only or private one. Right now GitFut only scouts a single username, so the card understates real output for anyone in that situation. In my case, Krrish2004 and Krrish109 each hold only part of the picture.
Alternatives
Show two cards side by side instead of merging into one
Let the user pick a "primary" account and only pull in categories the primary is missing from the second