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How about displaying more user information ( such as followers, following, number of commits, longest streak etc...) with the -n switch?

The project currently uses two readme files, a README.md and a README.rst. We dont need both.
To allow the project description to be displayed in the pypi project page, we would only need one of them. If we use, README.md we need to add it to [metadata] in setup.cfg, but if we use ReST, we wouldn't need any [metadata].

Go through http://choosealicense.com/

Whats the point of having continuous integration without having any tests at all?!

I installed it using pip as mentioned and consequently tried running it but it gave me an error "INVALID CREDENTIALS", I am sorry but am I missing something?

Here is the screenshot for a quick look -

http://cl.ly/image/303K1g3N1s1n

requests is pretty popular. Please take a moment to understand its advantages, some of it being having a RESTful api and cross version compatibility, so you don't need to use future.

More information here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/14804320/3578554

I could submit a pull request replacing urllib with requests, if this is okay with you.

I was unable to get cli-github -n to work...

$ cli-github -n robbyoconnor
Enter a valid URL. For help, type 'cli-github -h'

Right now only the contents of the README can be seen, this can be extended to other files.

-n should be able to detect whether it's a username or a link.

so cli-github -n harshasrinivas and cli-github -n github.com/harshasrinivas/ should both work. No need to have -u if it's a URL.

@harshasrinivas Hi, I was wondering if README.rst could be removed from the source if pypandoc is used?

Something like this in setup.py -

try:
    import pypandoc
    long_description = pypandoc.convert('Readme.md', 'rst')
except(IOError, ImportError):
    long_description = open('Readme.md').read()

Will this work?

Change this line API_TOKEN = os.environ.get('GITHUB_TOKEN') to API_TOKEN =

Change this to a command line option.

Why are there continuous commits with the same commit message and code diff?

argparse is include by default in most python distributions. You don't need to include it in the requirements.

➜  ~  cli-github -n sindhus
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Invalid Credentials. For help, type 'clipy-github -h'
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➜  ~  source ~/.zshrc
git_cmd=git
➜  ~  echo $GITHUB_TOKEN
<redacted>
➜  ~  cli-github -n sindhus
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Invalid Credentials. For help, type 'clipy-github -h'
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➜  ~  clipy-github -h
zsh: command not found: clipy-github

Am pretty sure I've set the the GITHUB_TOKEN env var and what's clipy-github -h? shouldn't it be cli-github -h?

What am I missing here with regards to credentials here that I can't use your module?
Thanks.