Add min_stars filtering option to WriteFile and run_by_gql functions (close #51) #55
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This pull request adds support for filtering repositories by a minimum star count when generating GitHub rankings. The main change is the introduction of a
--min-starscommand-line argument, which allows users to specify a star threshold for including languages in the output. Inspired from issue #51.Feature: Minimum stars filtering
argparseargument--min-starsto the script, allowing users to specify a minimum star count for filtering languages when generating rankings.WriteFileclass and related logic to filter out languages whose top repository does not meet the minimum star requirement.