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refactor: Added possibility to use the GithubAPI. #813

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@saigkill saigkill commented Sep 8, 2024

This Pull Request enables a option to access the Github Api. Currently implemented is the request for Repositories from the user.
Users Full path to Github Profile is saved into SocialProfileSettings. Also there are a possibility to add some other Social Profile Links. So they can used into custom pages.

… any page, to list as example our repositories.
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WeihanLi commented Sep 8, 2024

@EdiWang maybe we could use dotnet-format to unify the code style and verify the code style when PR drafted

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saigkill commented Sep 8, 2024

@WeihanLi Thanks for your comment. I haven't noticed, that Mads Kristensens "Code Cleanup on Save" was enabled. I used dotnet format on my last PR. So it should be better.

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EdiWang commented Sep 11, 2024

This design is providing fixed number of third party links. A better approach is to let user add any number of links with icons they want. So providing a UI with a JSON editor would be better, since Moonglade users are all developers. Just like how the "Custom menus" is designed.

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@EdiWang I think that would be the best option. Maybe we can provide some predefined tags for that. Maybe the user creates a new link and set a provider tag, what can be "Linkedin" or "Facebook". So wen can ensure, that we can find a specific entry by its provider name. I will look at your code for the menu.

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