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GitHub wiki is a project, how to get all statistics and graphs?

I am working on an open source wiki using the built-in gitum GitHub in the project wiki tab. So the wiki is the project itself. But although I made tons of commits in the wiki repository, mostly the project repositories (one that has graphs), it does not show this activity. Should I just overcome this? Or is there a way to flip two repositories, so I don’t need to explicitly tell people to go to the wiki when they search for it and find only one readme file?

I checked this post about using submodules, but I'm not sure that it will give me what I want on the graphs, in terms of fixing history, etc.

Thanks.

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The method I chose is to simply use the wiki for editing and hosting and periodically extract code from this repository into the main repository just for the sake of graphical display and statistics. I indicate in the readme file that people should go to the wiki as it is intended to be used with the Gollum sidebar / footer features.

In the future, I would like to figure out how to push the main code into the gh-pages branch for use with GitHub pages, but so far I have not been able to get it to work. (Layouts available using the single-page editing feature appear to be unavailable for manual tapping.)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1433160/

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