add pretty embed colours to user and repo embeds #3
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today i learned that even github doesn't get their own colours right
only works if your github username is not @object-Object
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nit: color |
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i mean... as long as it isn't spelt that way in code i should be fine to spell it however i want :^) |
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nit: spelled |
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issues and PRs have embed colours but users and repos do not. repo embed colour is that of the main language (defined by github, don't yell at me if they're inaccurate), user embed colour is the most "dominant" colour in a user's pfp
here's screenshot of what it look like