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This repository contains a set of Python scripts and associated files to host a prototype data visualisation dashboard for open source development projects. It is composed of (a) a data-mining Python module (`osmine`) which mines publicly-viewable metadata from a user-supplied list of open source [version control](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Version_control) repositories; and (b) an interactive [Dash](https://dash.plotly.com/)-based web module (`osdash`) that computes and visualises basic metrics on those repositories. **Please see the [Install](#install) and [Usage](#usage) sections to get up and running with this tool**. Click [**here**](https://opennextwp22.eu.pythonanywhere.com/) to access a demo instance of the prototype dashboard.
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This work is an *initial* demonstrator delivered at month 18 of the [OPENNEXT](https://opennext.eu/) project as part of task 2.2: "Creating a design process facilitation dashboard". It is to establish the foundational infrastructure on which the ambition to facilitate company-community collaboration on open source hardware projects described [below](#background) can be pursued. Future iterations of this tool should allow the community developing an open source hardware product to track the the health of their project and if their needs are being met.
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This work is an *initial* demonstrator delivered at month 18 of the [OPENNEXT](https://opennext.eu/) project as part of task 2.2: "Creating a design process facilitation dashboard". It is to establish the foundational infrastructure on which the ambition to facilitate company-community collaboration on open source hardware projects described [below](#background) can be pursued. Future iterations of this tool should allow the community developing an open source hardware product to track the health of their project and if their needs are being met.
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## Table of Contents
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