Is there any way to count how much and show where users have cloned or downloaded my code from? #40154
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyOur project on Github is part of a scientific research project, and we would like to know how many people have cloned or downloaded our code on Github, and roughly where they came from, so that we can use it as proof of our results declaration. Do GitHub has such a feature, or are there any plans to add it? 🤔 |
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To see the numbers, navigate to the main page of the repo, and go to Insights/Traffic, but the location of visitors/cloners is not visible. |
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one, you have the option to install a simple page counter on your repo, https://github.com/jdevstatic/page-metrics-tutorial two, use the default of GitHub at the Traffic tab three, if your repo has releases you can use this |
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one, you have the option to install a simple page counter on your repo,
https://github.com/jdevstatic/page-metrics-tutorial
two, use the default of GitHub at the Traffic tab
three, if your repo has releases you can use this
https://tooomm.github.io/github-release-stats/