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Look up a trending repository

Find any repository from the current GitHub trending lists and see where it ranks, what its README says and how its stars have moved since we started recording it.

Collected

145 repositories in the current lists

Order, star totals and “stars gained” are the ones GitHub published, read at Oct 3, 2026, 08:21 UTC. Nothing in this list is estimated or re-ranked by us.

Source: github.com/trending · updated

What a repository page shows

For each repository the page lists every trending list it is on, with its position and the stars GitHub says it gained there; the description; the first paragraph of the README; the license, creation date and last push reported by the GitHub API; and, when the README has one, the command to install it.

It also shows the star counts this site has recorded for it, one per day, starting on the first day it was seen. That history is ours: it is not copied from another service and it does not go back further than our own first reading. The method page explains each field.

More lists to explore

The same data cut by period, programming language and subject.

Questions and answers

More detail on the method page.

Which repositories can I look up?

Any repository that appears in one of the lists of the latest collection: the daily, weekly and monthly lists and the daily list of each language page.

Where do the summary and the install command come from?

From the README of the repository. The summary is its first paragraph of prose, with badges and links removed. The install command is shown only when the README contains an install line that names the project.

Why does a repository have no star history yet?

The history is our own record: one star count per day, starting on the first day the repository was seen in a list. A chart is drawn once there are at least three days.