How To Get Github Data in Google Sheets Using A Free API
How To Get GitHub Data in Google Sheets Using a Free API
🎥 Manage your development projects efficiently by importing GitHub data directly into Google Sheets using a free API and Apipheny. Stay updated on repositories, commits, issues, and pull requests—all in one place.
Learn more about Apipheny: https://apipheny.io
Install Apipheny here: https://apipheny.io/install
Apipheny is a free Google Sheets add-on that simplifies API integrations. By using the GitHub API, you can import project data such as repositories, issues, pull requests, commits, and contributors into Google Sheets, making project management, tracking, and reporting easier.
🌟 Key Benefits:
Comprehensive GitHub Project Data: Import repositories, commit histories, issues, pull requests, and contributor details into Google Sheets.
Customizable Data Queries: Filter data by repository names, contributors, issue types, and more for personalized tracking.
Automated Data Sync: Set up automatic imports to keep your GitHub project data current and track development progress in real time.
📚 What You’ll Master:
Finding the Right GitHub API Endpoint: Learn how to choose the correct GitHub API endpoints for repositories, commits, and issues.
Getting Your API Key: Step-by-step guidance on generating a personal access token for authenticating API requests on GitHub.
Connecting Apipheny to Google Sheets: Detailed instructions on how to install Apipheny and link it to the GitHub API for seamless data imports.
Importing and Managing Data: Discover how to import GitHub project data into Google Sheets, filter by repository, contributor, or issue type, and organize it for project management and reporting.
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