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git-feedback

v0.5.1

Published

Embeddable feedback collection with pluggable issue-tracker adapters

Readme

git-feedback

Git Feedback adds a React feedback widget and a Fetch-based server route that turns submissions into GitHub issues, Linear issues, or records in your own backend.

Install

bun add git-feedback
npm install git-feedback
pnpm add git-feedback
yarn add git-feedback

React and React DOM are peer dependencies. Install @octokit/core and @octokit/plugin-rest-endpoint-methods only for the GitHub provider. Install @linear/sdk only for the Linear provider.

Quick Start

Render the widget:

import 'git-feedback/react/styles.css';
import { FeedbackWidget } from 'git-feedback/react';

export function AppFeedback() {
	return <FeedbackWidget />;
}

Create the default /api/feedback endpoint:

import { createFeedbackEndpoint } from 'git-feedback/server';

export const feedbackEndpoint = createFeedbackEndpoint({
	adapter: {
		async createIssue(input) {
			const record = await saveFeedback(input);

			return {
				id: record.id,
				title: input.title,
			};
		},
	},
});

Expose the handler from your framework route by passing each incoming Request to feedbackEndpoint(request).

Imports

  • git-feedback/react: browser-safe React components, hooks, and types.
  • git-feedback/react/styles.css: optional widget stylesheet.
  • git-feedback/server: server-only endpoint helpers and types.
  • git-feedback/github: GitHub adapter.
  • git-feedback/linear: Linear adapter and attachment storage.
  • git-feedback/package.json: package metadata.

The package does not expose a root import. Keep server, GitHub, and Linear imports in server-only files.

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