🔖 Feature description
🚀 Feature Request: Developer "Karma" Scorecard Component
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the dashboard displays raw metrics, but there isn't a unified, gamified way to represent a developer's overall impact at a glance. A gamified scorecard encourages continuous contribution by summarizing effort into a single digestible number.
Describe the solution you'd like
I propose adding a "Karma" scorecard component to the dashboard. This will calculate a single score based on weighted GitHub activities, acting like an XP system for the user.
Proposed point distribution logic (open to discussion):
- Commits: 1 point
- Issues (Opened/Closed): 2 points
- Pull Requests: 5 points
- Code Reviews: 3 points
UI/UX Proposal
The component should follow a clean, minimalist aesthetic without excessive color effects to match modern dashboard standards. I suggest using Tailwind CSS to create a sleek card layout with subtle borders and standard interactive icons, avoiding heavy shadows or emojis.
Acceptance Criteria:
Additional context
I would love to be assigned to this issue and work on it for GSSoC '26!
🎤 Screenshot
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🔄️ Additional Information
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🔖 Feature description
🚀 Feature Request: Developer "Karma" Scorecard Component
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the dashboard displays raw metrics, but there isn't a unified, gamified way to represent a developer's overall impact at a glance. A gamified scorecard encourages continuous contribution by summarizing effort into a single digestible number.
Describe the solution you'd like
I propose adding a "Karma" scorecard component to the dashboard. This will calculate a single score based on weighted GitHub activities, acting like an XP system for the user.
Proposed point distribution logic (open to discussion):
UI/UX Proposal
The component should follow a clean, minimalist aesthetic without excessive color effects to match modern dashboard standards. I suggest using Tailwind CSS to create a sleek card layout with subtle borders and standard interactive icons, avoiding heavy shadows or emojis.
Acceptance Criteria:
Additional context
I would love to be assigned to this issue and work on it for GSSoC '26!
🎤 Screenshot
No response
🔄️ Additional Information
No response