WP Github Recent commit

Installation

1. Upload wp-github-recent-commit to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

Using the widget
1. Go to Appearance > Widgets drag the WP Github Recent Commit widget to the sidebar area of your choice 2. Fill in your GitHub username and set the rest of the options

Using the function
1. Place this code in your template file 2. Add a user name and set any other options if ( function_exists(‘wpgrc’) ) { wpgrc( array( ‘id’ => “1”, // optional, used for caching purposes ‘username’ => ”, // required, it just won’t work with out it ‘repository’ => “”, // optional, if not it will just be the last commit from all repos for the username ‘refresh_interval’ => “0.5”, // optional default 0.5hrs aka 30min ‘show_octocat’ => “true”, // optional boolean default true ‘octocat_width’ => “100”, // optional int default 100 ‘octocat_height’ => “100”, // optional int default 100 ‘commit_count’ => “1”, // optional int default 1 ‘show_avatar’ => false // optional boolean default false ) ); }

Using the shortcode
1. Place in your admin editor [wpgrc id="1" username="" repository="" refresh_interval="0.5" show_octocat="true" octocat_width="100" octocat_height="100" commit_count="1" show_avatar="false"]
2. Add a user name and set any other options