GitHub Action for the Community - from welcoming first timers to logging your activity for badges!

These GitHub Actions will:

• reply to all new Issues and Pull Requests
• log statistics of user activity to Firestore DB (Firebase)

You can use 1 or all of these GitHub Actions.

To create a GitHub Action

1. In the folder .github/workflows/
2. Create a file welcome.yaml (or another name you prefer)
3. Add the Action config

This GitHub Action will reply to all new Issues and Pull Requests with a custom message

Example usage (you can change the replies for issue-message and pr-message)

  welcome
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@main
      - uses: EddieHubCommunity/gh-action-community/src/welcome@main
        with:
          github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
          issue-message: '<h1>It''s great having you contribute to this project</h1> Feel free to raise an <strong>Issue</strong>! Welcome to

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• Raise an issue to join the EddieHub GitHub organisation.

• Actions go under issues

  • Bugs

  • Add me to the organization

• Miscellaneous go under Discussions

  • Questions

  • Ideas (once discussed, an Issue could be created and linked to the Discussion thread)

  • Showcase of Open Source Portfolios to get feedback from community members.

  • Feel free to check out other cool repositories of EddieHub here

• What is a GitHub Organization? Essentially it's a way to group many repositories in an entity called an organization. An organization also allows us to group people who contribute and are a part of the community. Some examples would be - Netflix, Facebook, and of course EddieHub Learn more on GitHub docs.

• How do I join the Github Organization? Raise an issue on this repository asking to join (invite…