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blippy

v0.1.6

Published

GitHub in your terminal

Downloads

187

Readme

blippy

GitHub in your terminal.

blippy is a keyboard-first TUI for GitHub issues and pull requests.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/14daa99b-c39a-43d9-b32d-9d5a6840819f

See the full feature demo for more screenshots.

Requirements

  • Rust toolchain (1.93+ recommended) for source builds
  • GitHub CLI (gh) is heavily recommended for the best workflow (auth fallback, PR checkout, and smoother GitHub integration)
  • OS keychain support (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, Linux Secret Service)

Install

npm (global)

npm i -g blippy

Homebrew

brew install AksharP5/tap/blippy

Shell installer (macOS/Linux)

curl -fsSL https://github.com/AksharP5/blippy/releases/latest/download/blippy-installer.sh | bash

PowerShell installer (Windows)

irm https://github.com/AksharP5/blippy/releases/latest/download/blippy-installer.ps1 | iex

Build from source

cargo install --git https://github.com/AksharP5/blippy

CLI Commands

  • blippy: launch the TUI
  • blippy --version: show version information
  • blippy sync: scan local repos and cache GitHub remotes
  • blippy auth reset: remove stored auth token from keychain
  • blippy cache reset: remove local cache database

What You Can Do

  • Browse and manage issues and pull requests
  • Open linked issues/PRs in TUI or browser
  • Review PR diffs with inline comments and thread resolution
  • Merge pull requests from the TUI when repository permissions allow
  • Edit labels and assignees (when repository permissions allow)
  • Customize themes, keybindings, and close-comment presets

See FEATURES.md for a full feature breakdown.

Keyboard and Mouse

  • blippy prioritizes keyboard workflows for reliability
  • Mouse/trackpad support exists, but it can be finicky
  • Full key reference: KEYBINDS.md

Configuration

  • Config file: ~/.config/blippy/config.toml
  • Keybind overrides: ~/.config/blippy/keybinds.toml
  • Example keybind file: keybinds.example.toml

Theme example:

theme = "midnight"

Available built-in themes:

  • github_dark (default)
  • midnight
  • graphite

Comment preset example:

[[comment_defaults]]
name = "close_default"
body = "Closing this issue as resolved."

Documentation