Welcome to part 2 of this article series where I show you how to create a killer GitHub profile!

If you haven't read part 1, click here and follow along before reading this show.

In the previous article, I documented my process for building out my README.md file.

I added sections for an intro, 🙋‍♂️About Me, 📊 My Github Stats, skills, Connect with me, ❤ Views and Followers, 🏆 Git profile Trophies.

In this second article, I will add the dynamic content injection and will get you familiar with GitHub Action workflows!

Prepping for the Magic

Now that the README.md file is complete without any workflows, I started working on the fun part — the dynamic injection.

There are two main portions of the file that need dynamic content injection — the blog section and Recent Activity section.

Listing recent blog articles and Recent Activity sections are so easy — that functionality was built for me (see the linked tutorial in the previous article) and I just needed to hook up the workflow so First, i created a new folder called .github in the root of directory.

In .github folder, I created another folder called workflows.

hashnode.yml file

Then I created a new file called hashnode.yml in workflows folder in that file, I put the following code in it then put your data:

update-readme.yml file

Then I created a new file called update-readme.yml in workflows folder too.

Finally, In that file, I put the following code in it, NOTE: Don't remove or replace anything:

Congratulations 🎊 🎆🎆🎆🎁, You created the best Readme file in your github profile

If you have any problem like nothing in latest blog posts section or recent activity section is empty, please comment below

Thank you for reading.