GitHub Followers

Your GitHub follower count on the panel.

Setup: add a personal access token (github.com → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens) to raise the rate limit from 60 to 5 000 requests/hour; the username always picks the account, so it works for any user.

Press the select button for an instant refresh.

Heads-up: without a token GitHub allows 60 requests/hour, so don't set the refresh interval too low. A token is stored in plain text on the clock — use one with minimal scope that you can revoke.

Your avatar is a full-color image; the panel shows it as an 8x8 icon via the image-proxy worker. To turn it on, set Use Avatar and paste your worker URL into Worker URL — the app pulls the avatar URL out of the GitHub response itself, so no further config is needed.

Image Proxy Worker — awtrixng-image-proxy-worker

The scripts that show an avatar need two pieces: an image URL and something to shrink it to the panel's 8x8 grid. That's what this worker does.

It's a tiny Cloudflare Worker: give it any image URL, it fetches the image, box-averages it down to 8x8, blends transparent pixels onto the panel's black background, and returns {"data":"<base64>","size":8}. The Berry app wraps that in the data URL data:image/jpeg;base64,<data> and shows it with icon().

There are two ways to call it:

Deploy it once with bun run deploy (needs bun and a free Cloudflare account), then paste the resulting https://<name>.<account>.workers.dev URL into the Worker URL setting of whichever app is showing an avatar. bun run test runs the offline assertions; bun run dev serves it locally.

Cloudflare Access — if you front the worker with an Access policy, pass the service token credentials through the client_id / client_secret settings of the affected app; the Berry script sends them as CF-Access-Client-Id / CF-Access-Client-Secret, which Access validates at the edge.

Learn more at https://github.com/Golevka2001/awtrix-scripts.