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DevQuest
Interactive terminal cards for your GitHub profile README
17 followers
Interactive terminal cards for your GitHub profile README
17 followers
DevQuest transforms your static GitHub README into a dynamic, interactive terminal card. • 33 Templates: Profile heroes, stats, heatmaps & repo plots. • Custom Styling: 19 themes, 15 frames & 40 ASCII arts. • True Interactivity: Embed a live Guestbook or Poll that updates in real-time. • Lightweight: API caching, PNG/SVG export & private stats via GitHub OAuth.
The decision to embed real-time interactivity like a guestbook directly inside a README is genuinely clever, it pushes static markdown way past what it was ever meant to do without feeling hacky.
@arassald67902 Thanks! That was exactly the biggest challenge—making it update in real-time while working around GitHub's Camo caching proxy, all without making the integration look like a mess of hacky HTML. Really glad you appreciate the execution. Appreciate the support!
Finally got my boring README to look like an actual terminal. Embedded a guestbook and two friends signed it within minutes, which felt way more fun than another static stats card.
@abdulkadir44638 That is so awesome to hear! Honestly, seeing friends sign the guestbook live is exactly why we built this. Drop your GitHub profile link here, I’d love to check out your setup and leave a signature too! 🦾
Finally ditched the boring static readme. The heatmap and stats block look surprisingly clean in dark mode, and the guestbook actually updates without me refreshing the page. Worth a look if you're tired of looking like every other dev profile.
@havinp3zp Thank a lot!
Swapped out my boring README with a heatmap template and it actually makes the profile feel alive, the guestbook embed is a fun surprise too.
@cemale66l Awesome choice! The heatmap template is the best way to show off your daily grind, and the guestbook just ties it all together. Drop your GitHub profile link here—I’d love to see how it looks and leave a signature! 🦾
swapped my readme over in about five minutes and the heatmap template actually pulls my real commit data without me fiddling with tokens, which was a nice surprise
@saniye857589 glad to hear that)
How does the live Guestbook actually persist new entries between page reloads, is that tied to GitHub OAuth storage or running on your own backend?