Hi! Following the CONTRIBUTING note about discussing a change before opening a PR.
I'd like to propose adding Living Scene to the Widgets section.
It renders your profile README banner from your actual local weather. A scheduled GitHub Action asks Open-Meteo what the sky is doing at your coordinates, and redraws an animated SVG to match — six weather states, four seasons, and day/night variants that follow whichever theme the viewer has set.
A few things that I think make it a reasonable fit for the list rather than just another stats card:
- No account, no API key, no service to go down. Open-Meteo is unauthenticated, and the SVG is generated in your own repo rather than served from someone's Heroku dyno. The Outdated section here is mostly projects whose backends died — this one has no backend.
- No dependencies. One Python file, standard library only. Nothing to
pip install.
- It doesn't spam your commit history. Output is deterministic per (weather, season), and the last rendered scene is recorded, so a week of clear skies produces zero commits rather than 56 identical ones.
Live example: it's running on my own profile.
Happy to open the PR in the format described in CONTRIBUTING (bottom of the Widgets list, with a preview image). Thanks for maintaining this — it's a genuinely useful list.
Hi! Following the CONTRIBUTING note about discussing a change before opening a PR.
I'd like to propose adding Living Scene to the Widgets section.
It renders your profile README banner from your actual local weather. A scheduled GitHub Action asks Open-Meteo what the sky is doing at your coordinates, and redraws an animated SVG to match — six weather states, four seasons, and day/night variants that follow whichever theme the viewer has set.
A few things that I think make it a reasonable fit for the list rather than just another stats card:
pip install.Live example: it's running on my own profile.
Happy to open the PR in the format described in CONTRIBUTING (bottom of the Widgets list, with a preview image). Thanks for maintaining this — it's a genuinely useful list.