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docs(readme): trending badge → May 17–19 range - #920

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Updates the GitHub Trending badge in the README from a single-day stamp (May 17) to a range (May 17–19). Chi has held #1 on daily-trending-developers for three days running — verified live via github.com/trending/developers?since=daily a few minutes ago.

Background

Mini parked a "Trendshift dynamic badge swap" from ep007 work — replace static with live-updating. Investigated tonight:

  • Trendshift has per-developer pages (trendshift.io/developers/<id>) but the public badge endpoint pattern (api/badge/repositories/<id>) is documented only for repos.
  • Their /trending/developers metric counts lifetime trending appearances (emilk leads at 284), not current daily rank — doesn't dynamically express what this badge claims.

So sticking with static + range for now. Revisitable if Trendshift documents a dev-badge endpoint or we build our own.

Test plan

  • Verified via WebFetch: sonichi Add demo video to README #1 on github.com/trending/developers?since=daily as of this commit
  • URL-encoded en-dash (%E2%80%93) renders correctly in shields.io
  • No other README changes

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

#1 trending dev streak has held three days running. Updating the badge
from a single-day stamp to a range so it stays accurate without daily
edits. Verified today via WebFetch on github.com/trending/developers?since=daily
— sonichi at #1, ahead of Aaron Stannard, Chris Tate, Adrian Hajdin,
Max Lv, et al.

(Background: Mini parked a "Trendshift dynamic badge swap" from ep007
work; investigated tonight — Trendshift has per-developer pages but the
public badge endpoint is repos-only, and the /trending/developers
metric counts lifetime appearances rather than current daily rank.
Doesn't dynamically express what this badge claims. Sticking with
static + range for now; can revisit if Trendshift documents a
daily-rank endpoint or we build our own.)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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qingyun-wu deleted the docs/trending-badge-may-19 branch May 20, 2026 02:13
liususan091219 pushed a commit to liususan091219/sutando-fork that referenced this pull request May 28, 2026
sonichi#1 trending dev streak has held three days running. Updating the badge
from a single-day stamp to a range so it stays accurate without daily
edits. Verified today via WebFetch on github.com/trending/developers?since=daily
— sonichi at sonichi#1, ahead of Aaron Stannard, Chris Tate, Adrian Hajdin,
Max Lv, et al.

(Background: Mini parked a "Trendshift dynamic badge swap" from ep007
work; investigated tonight — Trendshift has per-developer pages but the
public badge endpoint is repos-only, and the /trending/developers
metric counts lifetime appearances rather than current daily rank.
Doesn't dynamically express what this badge claims. Sticking with
static + range for now; can revisit if Trendshift documents a
daily-rank endpoint or we build our own.)

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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