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Framagit

Framagit is the free software forge run by the French association Framasoft where projects and public developer profiles are hosted.

32.0k usesUpdated Oct 11, 2026
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About this module

Framagit is the GitLab-based forge operated by Framasoft, the French non-profit promoting free software and decentralized services. Developers and associations host their projects there and maintain public profiles listing their name, status, public contact details, projects and recent activity. This module resolves a username to that public profile and summarizes its visible footprint.

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