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[FEATURE] Ability to distribute repositories in collections/categories/tags, analog of Github's Lists functionality for stars #88

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maZahaca opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 4 comments
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maZahaca commented Jan 5, 2024

Is this a unique feature?

  • I have checked "open" AND "closed" issues and this is not a duplicate

Is your feature request related to a problem/unavailable functionality? Please describe.

Let's say RepoRater has 200,000 stars given. It would be hard to locate something until knowing the correct name of the repository and using search.
I suggest adding Lists/Collections/Categories/Groups for repositories (maybe even tags).
So, when I come to the page where I can choose: I'm looking for the best stuff in "DevOps" and/or "Content Creation" the RepoRater shows me only relevant repos rated under this category.

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Two ways of doing this:

  • The admin can assign the main category and tags to the repo.
  • It can be assigned automatically, using ChatGPT or Huggingface AI functionality for categorization/tagging based on repo's readme files.
  • Extract it from repository tags (the easiest way for tags), but I'd also assign the main category.
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Nice idea, so when rating the repo and saving it in the DB, the AI would have extracted the keyword and then the keywords can be saved as an array an attribute like tags or categories in the document of the repo in the DB right?

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I think we could start with GitHub topics

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maZahaca commented Jan 8, 2024

Yes, github Topics sounds as a good starting point for it!

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I have started saving the GitHub repo topics in the DB, we now need somewhere to display them

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