Docker

GitHub’s traffic API gives you 14 days of view and clone data per repository. After that, it’s gone. If you want a longer historical record of how your open source projects are performing, you have to collect the data yourself before the window closes.

ghtraffic is a small Go tool that solves this problem. It queries the GitHub traffic API for every repository you have push access to – including organization repos – and writes newline-delimited JSON to stdout, one record per repo per day. Run it hourly via cron and append to a local file, and you accumulate a permanent historical record.