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Rendering your README with GitHub Actions


Rendering your README with GitHub Actions

A GitHub Actions workflow to render a README.Rmd file to README.md on GitHub, so that I didn't have to do it locally all the time.

Using GitHub Actions to Build a Self Updating README

The base idea is that you create a repository named the same as your username, add a README.md , and anything you put in that README.md file will be showcased ...

GitHub Actions Example: Syncing Markdown - ReadMe Docs

Do you have Markdown files stored on GitHub? With the rdme GitHub Action ... ReadMe, and then create your GitHub Actions workflow file. Once that's done ...

Can github actions edit parts of README.md? - Stack Overflow

I figured it out. You can it manually by using the sed command in bash within a runner in github actions. Set your README.md with a variable ...

Rendering your README with GitHub Actions - R-bloggers

A GitHub Actions workflow to render a README.Rmd file to README.md on GitHub, so that I didn't have to do it locally all the time.

Update your GitHub README with GitHub actions | Friday Tips #5

In this sixth episode of Friday Tips: Dave Bitter, front-end developer at Frontmen (becoming iO), shows you how you can use GitHub actions ...

Markdown-to-Pages Action - GitHub Marketplace

In your repository, under Settings > Pages , ensure that Source is set to Github Actions . ... Only HTML and CSS are created. If your README references seperate ...

Auto-Magically Sync to ReadMe With GitHub Actions

A few new tricks · Improved logging in GitHub Actions runners · Automatic detection of your OpenAPI / Swagger definition (regardless of what ...

github-action-template-render/README.md at master

To use this action: First acquire a vault token if template files are written to read values from vault; Set the following env variables in your step. Also if ...

How to Create Dynamic ReadMe File via Github Actions - Innostax

Use My Github Actions · In your repository, create a file named README. · Write anything you want within the README. · Embed one of the following ...

Dynamically update GitHub profile README using GitHub Actions ...

Dynamically update GitHub profile README using GitHub Actions based on recent Activity · Create a profile level README · Customising your README.

How I AutoUpdate My Github README using GitHub Actions in 5 ...

A new phenominon in the developer space is now the secret README.md trick. If you have a repository with the EXACT (case-sensitive) name as your username, ...

README.md - sdras/awesome-actions - GitHub

A curated list of awesome things related to GitHub Actions. Actions are triggered by GitHub platform events directly in a repo and run on-demand workflows.

Dynamic GitHub profile README with Github Actions and PHP

A profile README is a global README file for your GitHub profile; in this article, I describe how I've used GitHub Actions and PHP to ...

Periodic readme updates with GitHub Actions | Redowan's Reflections

A custom GitHub Action workflow will periodically run a nodejs script. · The script will then: Grab the XML index of this blog that you're ...

How to render the Readme on GitHub Page as it renders in a ...

I wrote my readme page in a mix of html and markdown. I followed the ... github-actions[bot]. bot on Jun 5. Original comment in English ...

How I use GitHub Actions to update my GitHub profile - Pol Piella

While for most cases showing static data might be enough, you might want to fetch data dynamically from an API and update your README ...

Use GitHub actions with R Markdown and Distill - Etienne Bacher

Render a README · : · push: · branches: master · schedule: · - cron: '0 0 * * MON' · : Render README · : · render: ...

render-md-mermaid, a GitHub Action - niels van eck

This workflow uses GitHub's checkout action to get the latest copy of your repository, then runs render-md-mermaid on it and finally commits any ...

README Activity Update · Actions · GitHub Marketplace

A GitHub Action that automatically updates your README file with the latest activity from your GitHub account.