Your table is alive! Map your core community by importing and enriching your existing stargazers and streaming in new ones, in real time.

1. Start a new base with the Github Stargazers template

   1. Select the Github Stargazers template and look for Configure Source in the table header. Auth in to your Github account, and pop up in the repos URL.

   2. Wait a couple of seconds until the Configure Source button reads Active Source 🟢 and once it does, hit Update Rows to the right to watch your table fill itself.

      

   <aside> 🚦 This table is synced to your repos and will update with any new stargazers once a day, every day. Learn more about Sources right here ‣.

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2. Enrich your Github users with names, companies and more

   This template is set up to find your stargazers and enrich them with followers, contributions, company names and company details like location, linkedin and employee size. Just hit the Github User Column, auth into your Github Account and watch your table fill itself.

   

🏁 BONUS

Try out some small additions we've seen in the Clay community.

1️⃣ Compare stargazers with your user community

To cross check your stargazers and your user community, add the Lookup Record in Other Table ****action to your Stargazer table, select emails as the value to cross check and compare it to your user table in Clay, selecting the desired target base, table, and column to compare with.

<aside> 💡 More details to use the Lookup action: Can Clay tables talk to each other?

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2️⃣ Filter and sort to your ideal view

Change your insights without changing your data, and create views using the filter and sort features to easily compare, contrast and narrow down your data. For example, find all shopify stores with 50+ employees, 100-300 SKUs, US locations and a LinkedIn page