@elao/github-agile-dashboard v1.1.0

📉 Github Agile Dashboard

Installation

npm install -g @elao/github-agile-dashboard

Configuration

GitHub authentication

As recommended by GitHub, Gad relies on github.user and github.token variables in your git config to authenticate you on GitHub API. Follow these three steps and you're good to go:

1. Set up your GitHub username in your git config:

   git config --global github.user "Tom32i"

2. Generate a GitHub personal access token with the following access rights: repo and user.

3. Set up your GitHub token in your git config:

   git config --global github.token MyGitHubPersonalAccessToken

Usage

Configure your agile project on GitHub

1. Create a milestone "Backlog" (or whatever name) with no due date : it will be your backlog.
2. Create a milestone per Sprint with a due date.
3. Create two labels "Ready to review" and "In Progress".
4. Create issues in milestone "Backlog".
5. Add an estimation [x] in the issue title, for example: "Add a user login 3".
6. Create Pull Request in sprint milestone with tag "Ready to review" or "In Progress".

Commands

In your projet repository, just enter gad [command] (options).

Options

You can manually specify any of the options on the fly:

gad -o [organisation|owner] -r [repo] -u [username] -p [password|token]

E.g.: gad -o Elao -r symfony-standard -u Tom32i -p MyGitHubPersonalAccessToken

Cache

For performance purpose, Gad keeps a little cache file for each repository.

By default, it's located in ~/.gad/cache but you can specify a different path with the cacheDir option:

gad -c ./cache

Contributing

Installation

git clone git@github.com:Elao/github-agile-dashboard.git
cd github-agile-dashboard
npm install

Usage

node gad.js -o [organisation|owner] -r [repo] -u [username] -p [password|token]

Coding style

npm run lint

Publishing on NPM

npm publish --access public