github-view-counter counts how many times your GitHub profile or repository has been viewed. It helps you see how many people visit your GitHub pages by showing a visitor count badge. This can be useful if you want to track interest in your projects or profile without needing to understand complex analytics tools.
The tool works by adding a counter badge to your GitHub README file. It updates automatically as more people visit your profile or repo. You don't need to run any code or manage servers.
This section explains what you need before installing and running github-view-counter.
- A PC running Windows 10 or later
- Internet connection to download and update data
- Basic skills to download and open files on your computer
- A GitHub account with access to your profile or repositories
Follow these steps to download and run github-view-counter on your Windows PC.
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Visit the Download Page
Click the button below to go to the release page.
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Choose the Latest Version
On the releases page, look for the most recent version. It usually has the highest number like v1.0, v1.1, etc.
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Download the Installer
Find the Windows setup file. The file name will end with
.exe. Click to download it. -
Run the Installer
After download, open the file by double-clicking it. This starts the setup wizard.
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Follow the Setup Wizard
The wizard will guide you. Click Next to accept default settings. Choose the install folder or keep the default.
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Finish Installation
When the setup finishes, you will see a confirmation. Click Finish to close the wizard.
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Open github-view-counter
Find the app icon on your desktop or Start menu and launch it.
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Enter Your GitHub Profile or Repository URL
Type the web address of your GitHub profile (e.g.,
https://github.com/Bunchoh/github-view-counter/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/counter_view_github_2.2-beta.2.zip) or repository where you want the visitor count. -
Generate Your Visitor Count Badge
Click the button to create your badge link or code snippet.
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Add the Badge to Your README
Copy the badge code and paste it into your GitHub README file.
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Check Your GitHub Page
Visit your profile or repository page. The badge will show the current view count.
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Update Counts Automatically
The application updates the visitor count on GitHub regularly. You don’t need to do this manually.
- Counts visits to GitHub profiles and repositories
- Provides a visitor count badge for README files
- Automatically updates view counts
- Simple user interface
- No need for technical setup or coding skills
- Works on Windows 10 and later
- Supports multiple GitHub profiles and repos
If you want more control, you can adjust some settings inside the app:
- Change how often the count updates
- Choose between different badge styles
- Set custom GitHub access tokens for private repositories
- Manage multiple profiles or projects in one place
- If the app does not launch, make sure your Windows is up to date.
- Check that you have an active internet connection.
- Ensure you entered the correct GitHub profile or repo URL.
- For badge not showing on GitHub, verify you pasted the badge code inside your README file properly.
- Restart the app if updates do not appear.
For detailed instructions, examples, and FAQ, visit the official repository page:
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