therapist¶ ↑
A command line tool for dealing with your (GitHub) issues.
Install it:
$ sudo gem install technicalpickles-therapist
It works by guessing groking a git repository to figure out the user and repository on GitHub, and then hitting their API to get the issues. The issues get stashed in .git/issues to avoid constantly hitting the API, and for offline convenience.
Here’s how you might use it:
$ cd jeweler $ therapist list #1 open: Windows Compatibility #2 open: remove jeweler tasks' dependence on rake i.e. to allow thor to use the tasks #6 open: Project creation failing (adding origin remote) #8 open: rubyforge:release failing because no processor_id or release_id configured for #9 open: rake rubyforge:setup creates duplicate packages #13 open: GitHub Pages - RDoc to Branch #16 open: 'rake release' not idempotent after failure #18 open: RDoc rake task looks for VERSION.yml but plaintext is now default #19 open: Jeweler can not read my ~/.gitconfig #20 open: The Umlaut problem: UTF-8 chars get converted to unicode entities #21 open: generating new project double quotes author and e-mail in Rakefile #22 open: no such file to load -- shoulda (LoadError) #23 open: .gitignore files showing up in s.test_files section of gemspec
Knowing an issue you want to look in, you can show more details:
$ therapist show 22 #22 open: no such file to load -- shoulda (LoadError) user : thopre created: Sat Jul 04 06:03:35 -0400 2009 updated: Sat Jul 04 06:03:35 -0400 2009 votes : 0 I get these errors when i try to do a 'rake test': <snipped for brevity>
Limitations¶ ↑
* Issues only ever get fetchd once. They should get stale after a while, or you should be able to force a download * Was built as a 1 hour spike before Railscamp NE, so no tests yet
Copyright¶ ↑
Copyright © 2009 Josh Nichols. See LICENSE for details.