Summarizing NSAP contributions

Why

Within the National Stock Assessment Program (NSAP), it is a priority to place versioned code on GitHub Enterprise to facilitate ensuring that the code is automatically backed up without extra work from the individual user. This summary lists the number of repositories each user has under their personal GitHub account and how many of those are forks, which do not need to be on Enterprise.

Data

The following GitHub users names were searched: Steven-Saul-NOAA, AndreaChan-NOAA, ClaireGonzales-NOAA, RoselynAguila-NOAA, kellijohnson-NOAA, msupernaw, Melissa-Karp, ChristineStawitz-NOAA, Andrea-Havron-NOAA, Bai-Li-NOAA, k-doering-NOAA, PatrickLynch-NOAA, e-perl-NOAA, Schiano-NOAA, and sbreitbart-NOAA. For each username, we were able to determine the number of repositories that were held by the user and whether not not each repository represented original work or a fork of someone else’s work.

# Pull the data from GitHub for each user name
repository_data <- purrr::map_df(
  user_names,
  get_repositories,
  type = "users"
)

# Get the number of stars for FIMS and dismap
stars_data <- purrr::map2_df(
  .x = projects[, "organization"],
  .y = projects[, "repository"],
  .f = get_stargazers,
  .id = "project"
) |>
  calculate_cumulative_stars()

Results

login	forked	original
msupernaw	10	24
e-perl-NOAA	5	17
k-doering-NOAA	24	16
kellijohnson-NOAA	11	16
Bai-Li-NOAA	6	11
Schiano-NOAA	7	7
Andrea-Havron-NOAA	9	5
ChristineStawitz-NOAA	7	5
Melissa-Karp	3	3
RoselynAguila-NOAA	NA	2
PatrickLynch-NOAA	2	1
sbreitbart-NOAA	2	1

Number of stars since the first day a repository was starred.