Feature and its Use Cases
- What is the feature?
When multiple organizations are searched together, the Overview page currently shows all stats (Total Stars, Total Forks, Active Repos,Language Distribution, High Impact Repositories) as combined totals across all organizations, with no way to view a single organization's numbers separately.
Example: if a user searches "google" and "apple", the stats currently show the combined total (e.g. 5.0M stars). This feature would add a dropdown so the user can select "google" alone and see only google's stats, or select "apple" to see apple's.
If only one organization is searched, the dropdown should not be shown, since there's nothing to filter between.
-
How would users benefit from it?
Users comparing multiple organizations could quickly switch between individual org stats instead of only seeing one combined number, making it easier to spot differences in scale and activity.
-
What scenarios would this feature address?
- A user searches 2-3 organizations and wants to see one org's stats in isolation without the combined numbers.
- A user wants to compare organizations by switching the dropdown selection instead of running separate searches.
Additional Context
- Relevant file: src/pages/OverviewPage.jsx
- Repository objects already carry an orgLogin field (from buildAnalyticalModel), so filtering can be done locally without new API calls.
- Suggested implementation follows the same filter pattern already used on the Repositories page.
Code of Conduct
Feature and its Use Cases
When multiple organizations are searched together, the Overview page currently shows all stats (Total Stars, Total Forks, Active Repos,Language Distribution, High Impact Repositories) as combined totals across all organizations, with no way to view a single organization's numbers separately.
Example: if a user searches "google" and "apple", the stats currently show the combined total (e.g. 5.0M stars). This feature would add a dropdown so the user can select "google" alone and see only google's stats, or select "apple" to see apple's.
If only one organization is searched, the dropdown should not be shown, since there's nothing to filter between.
How would users benefit from it?
Users comparing multiple organizations could quickly switch between individual org stats instead of only seeing one combined number, making it easier to spot differences in scale and activity.
What scenarios would this feature address?
Additional Context
Code of Conduct