GitHub Dashboard is a locally running web application that aims to help streamline the management of your GitHub repos and issues in one place. Browse all your repos (personal and subscribed), see open issues, see if any are assigned to you, and link directly to any repo. You can check out a full product overview here
To run, all that is required is the latest LTS version of Node installed and the package manager, Yarn. A GitHub access token will also need to be generated. The Setup section below will cover all of this.
After cloning the repo, and making sure you have Node LTS installed, please do the following
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Install Yarn globally (>= 1.0)
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Install dependencies
$ yarn install
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Setup the application
$ yarn run setup
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Log into your GitHub account and create an Personal Access Token with the following scopes:
- repo
- admin:org
- notifications
For information on creating an access token, please visit the GitHub article on creating access tokens
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Open
/src/services/credentials.tsand replace thexxx's with your GitHub username and a Personal Access Token
Note: The credentials.ts file is listed within the .gitignore to prevent accidental inclusion within the repository files.
For information on architecture and design of this application, checkout the Developer's Guide here
Once you've entered in your credentials, you can start the application:
$ yarn run serveFor more information on available tasks, check out the Developer's Guide.
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