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Same mathematical formulas (exponential_cdf, log_normal_cdf)
Identical weight coefficients
Same rank level system
Type Definitions - TypeScript interfaces in src/cards/types.d.ts
and src/fetchers/types.d.ts match exactly
Project Architecture - Largely mirrors this repository:
Similar directory structure (src/cards, src/fetchers, src/common)
Renamed but functionally equivalent files (e.g., repo.js → repo-card.js)
Identical theme configurations
License Concern⚠️
Original repo has: Copyright (c) 2020 Anurag Hazra
Other repo has: Copyright (c) 2020 Ishan
MIT license requires attribution preservation
The question:
Rather than assuming intent, I wanted to ask: Are you aware of this repository?
And if so, is the copyright notice removal something you're concerned about from a
licensing perspective?
If this is indeed derived work, would you want the original attribution
restored to comply with MIT license requirements?
Hi, thanks for maintaining this project — it's widely used and very well designed.
While exploring GitHub stats implementations, I noticed a repository that appears to be
substantially derived from this project:
https://github.com/ishandutta2007/beautiful-github-homepage
Observations:
Core Algorithm -
calculateRank.jsappears identical, including:Type Definitions - TypeScript interfaces in
src/cards/types.d.tsand
src/fetchers/types.d.tsmatch exactlyProject Architecture - Largely mirrors this repository:
License Concern⚠️
Copyright (c) 2020 Anurag HazraCopyright (c) 2020 IshanThe question:
Rather than assuming intent, I wanted to ask: Are you aware of this repository?
And if so, is the copyright notice removal something you're concerned about from a
licensing perspective?
If this is indeed derived work, would you want the original attribution
restored to comply with MIT license requirements?
Thanks for your consideration.