GitPulse

your GitHub & GitLab activity, in a single pulse

Demo data. The activity and repositories below are made up, so you can see how GitPulse works. Nothing here comes from GitHub or GitLab.

Access tokens

GitHub
How to get a token
  1. github.com → Settings
  2. Developer settings → Personal access tokens
  3. Fine-grained tokens → Generate new token
  4. Repository access: All repositories
  5. Tab Repositories → Contents: read, Metadata: read
  6. Tab Account → Profile: read-only
GitLab
How to get a token
  1. gitlab.com → Profile → Edit profile
  2. Access Tokens → Add new token
  3. Scope: read_api
  4. Long or no expiration

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