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@wmarshall484/keeper

v1.0.3

Published

A tool for managing and visualizing CODEOWNERS files

Readme

Keeper

A visual desktop application for managing and editing GitHub CODEOWNERS files.

Description

Keeper is an Electron-based GUI tool that makes it easy to work with CODEOWNERS files at scale. Instead of manually editing patterns and searching through directories, Keeper provides a three-pane interface that lets you visualize ownership, edit rules, and assign owners interactively.

Key Features

  • Visual File Browser: Navigate your repository with ownership information displayed for every file and directory
  • Integrated CODEOWNERS Editor: Edit your CODEOWNERS file directly with Monaco Editor (the editor that powers VS Code)
  • Ownership Statistics: See at-a-glance charts showing code ownership distribution by percentage and file count
  • Interactive Assignment: Right-click any file or folder to assign or remove owners
  • Rule Highlighting: Click any file to automatically highlight the matching CODEOWNERS rule
  • Smart Pattern Matching: Optimized with trie data structures for fast pattern matching on large repositories
  • Gitignore Support: Automatically respects .gitignore patterns
  • Background Processing: Worker threads ensure the UI stays responsive even on large codebases

Installation

Via npm (recommended)

npm install -g @wmarshall484/keeper

From GitHub Releases

Download the latest release for your platform:

https://github.com/wmarshall484/Keeper/releases

  • macOS: Download the .dmg or .zip file
  • Windows: Download the .exe installer or portable version
  • Linux: Download the .AppImage or .deb package

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/wmarshall484/Keeper.git
cd Keeper
npm install
npm start

Usage

Command Line

Launch Keeper with a repository path:

keeper /path/to/your/repo

Or use a relative path:

keeper .
keeper ../another-repo

If no path is provided, Keeper will prompt you to select a directory.

Interface Overview

Keeper displays a three-pane interface:

  1. Left Pane - CODEOWNERS Editor

    • Edit your CODEOWNERS file directly
    • Save changes with Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S on macOS)
    • Syntax highlighting and line numbers
  2. Middle Pane - File Browser

    • Navigate directories by double-clicking folders
    • See owner tags for every file and folder
    • Click any file to highlight its matching CODEOWNERS rule
    • Use the "Up" button to navigate to parent directories
  3. Right Pane - Ownership Statistics

    • Bar chart showing ownership distribution
    • Percentages and file counts for each owner
    • Automatically updates as you navigate

Assigning Owners

Right-click any file or directory to:

  • Select from existing owners
  • Add a new owner (e.g., @username or @org/team)
  • Remove ownership rules

Changes are automatically written to your CODEOWNERS file.

Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Cmd+O / Ctrl+O: Open a different repository
  • Cmd+S / Ctrl+S: Save CODEOWNERS file (when editor is focused)
  • Cmd+R / Ctrl+R: Reload the application

CODEOWNERS File Location

Keeper automatically searches for CODEOWNERS files in standard locations:

  • /CODEOWNERS
  • /.github/CODEOWNERS
  • /docs/CODEOWNERS

How It Works

Keeper parses your CODEOWNERS file and builds an optimized data structure for fast lookups:

  • Simple patterns (no wildcards) are stored in a trie for O(n) lookups
  • Complex patterns (with wildcards like *.js or **/test/**) use minimatch
  • Worker threads calculate ownership statistics in the background without blocking the UI
  • Caching ensures responsive navigation even in large repositories

Repository

https://github.com/wmarshall484/Keeper

License

MIT

Author

Will Marshall ([email protected])