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Add organizations listed on GitHub with their location set to 'Toronto' #22
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hmm, considering GraphQL works as expected and you have some sort of control over items you're looping over, generating markdown files based on each item should be fairly simple.
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That would be simple. Not a bad idea. |
I think, since @khos2ow implemented and his PR got merged, this issue can get closed, right, @RichardLitt? |
@smusali technically no, my PR was implementing the functionality but this issue is to actually bring over the content (with that functionality). |
@khos2ow Still interested in doing that work? |
Sure, but I need to refresh my memory on this next week when I got back from vacation. |
There are 1000+ organizations on GitHub located in Toronto.. Some 113 of them have more than 25 repositories.
I want to be able to add these automatically. Adding .yaml files by end is exhausting, as is manually adding a ton of websites and data to the README by hand. Right now, my plan is to use GraphQL to get the data I want, and then to shim it into Markdown and ignore the YAML unless I can find an easy way to generate those, too.
Updates will be included in this thread.
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