Add GithubCalendar component with dark/light theme #794
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Description
Added a new
GithubCalendarcomponent to display the GitHub contribution graph using thereact-github-calendarlibrary. The calendar is styled with a custom purple theme and fully supports both light and dark modes.The component is reusable and takes an
isDarkprop to dynamically adjust the styling. It improves the portfolio’s ability to reflect open source engagement visually.Fixes #793
Motivation
As someone actively beginning my open source journey, I wanted a clean, visually appealing way to show GitHub contribution activity directly on the portfolio. This addition allows developers to reflect their consistency and OSS involvement — which is valuable for personal branding and resumes.
Type of Change
Dependencies Added
react-github-calendarUsage
To use the component, import it and pass
isDarkas a prop: