As of now, Repohistory does not support self-hosting with alternative database backends. However, this is definitely on our roadmap, and I am actively considering ways to make it more flexible in terms of hosting and data storage options.

Regarding Grafana data, I can help manually import your data if it's in CSV format. Let me know if you can provide such a file.

I was trying to use the grafana datasource, but it doesn't provide page views because it only uses public repo data https://github.com/grafana/github-datasource

It would be nice if repohistory could support repos without private data (eg watch a public repo star/forks count). But either way I would want a way to have more than 2 repos tracked.

After some investigation, we found that self-hosting Repohistory is difficult due to the use of GitHub Apps. However, we're planning to introduce a paid option soon for tracking more than two repositories, which should meet your needs.

@rothgar Hi. I was also searching for a similar self-hosted solution but couldn't find one. Therefore, I created a simple service as Docker container with SQLite inside.

Feel free to take a look; it might serve your needs as well.

After some investigation, we found that self-hosting Repohistory is difficult due to the use of GitHub Apps. However, we're planning to introduce a paid option soon for tracking more than two repositories, which should meet your needs.

I was wondering if there are any updates regarding the paid option mentioned above. Is there an ETA on when it might be made available, and/or is there any info regarding what the costs will be? Thanks!

Hi @ngrusz1,
I've recently shifted my main focus to another project, and the demand for a paid plan is uncertain. Currently, there's no ETA or set price for the paid plan. However, I'm curious: how much would you be willing to pay for a monthly or yearly subscription?