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Source Karma

Discover how people react to you on GitHub.

Source Karma asks for public data only.
We use GitHub login so we don't get rate limited.

Create and share your Source Karma

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Showing last 5,000 comments.
25% of comments generated a reaction.

  • 👍
    905
    48%
  • 👎
    20
    1%
  • 😂
    84
    4%
  • 🥳
    186
    10%
  • 😕
    21
    1%
  • ❤️
    478
    25%
  • 🚀
    146
    8%
  • 👀
    53
    3%

They ❤️ Source Karma

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Questions?

Why did you make this?
Hey hi, 👋  Vincent here. I like to post solutions and workarounds in GitHub comments for others to use. Building this site is a way for me to boost my morale by seeing which of my comments helped the most. I hope you'll like it too :)
Why do you need my GitHub login?
GitHub provides a generous 5,000 request per hour rate-limit on their API. A Source Karma page can use up to 50 requests. To circumvent this, we use a public-data-only GitHub login which allow us to never worry about rate limits.
What information do you store on me?
We store your GitHub username (public), GitHub user id (public) and GitHub access token. That's it. No email, no weird data. Our code is open-source.
What's the product / tech stack?
This website would have been a lot harder to do without: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, Octokit, Tailwind UI, craftwork.design, PostgreSQL, AWS, Vercel, Puppeteer (for GitHub badges generation), twemoji, and Fathom.
When is the data updated?
~Every day.
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