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git-task-web

v0.1.6

Published

Local web interface for the git-task CLI

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Links

Git

Maintainers

imohsenbimohsenb

Keywords

Readme

Install

brew install imohsenb/tap/git-task

Usage

git task web start

If Git Task isn't installed yet, this prompts to install it, then starts the server. Open http://localhost:4600. Register a repo from Settings (by local path, or clone one by URL), and you're on the board.

git task web stop

Stops it.

You can also install and run Git Task directly, without going through the git task CLI:

npm install -g git-task-web
git-task-web

What you can do

  • Board, List, and Table views, with filters and search.
  • Milestones, tasks grouped by their milestone.
  • Members, a directory of everyone who's shown up as an assignee, reporter, or commenter.
  • Home, tasks assigned to you and recent activity, across every repo you've registered.
  • Sync, push and pull per repo, with a one-click sync-all.
  • Live updates, the UI stays current whether a change came from this app or from git task in a terminal.

Keyboard shortcuts: c for a new task, / to search, Esc to close a dialog, arrow keys to move around the board.

Configuration

Everything is an environment variable:

| Variable | Default | | |---|---|---| | GIT_TASK_WEB_PORT | 4600 | | | GIT_TASK_WEB_HOST | 127.0.0.1 | Only bind 0.0.0.0 if you're putting an authenticating proxy in front of it. | | GIT_TASK_WEB_DATA_DIR | ~/.local/share/git-task-web | This app's own UI preferences, nothing task-related. | | GIT_TASK_CONFIG_DIR | ~/.config/git-task | git-task's own registry; set this to match your terminal's git task. | | GIT_TASK_BIN | discovered on PATH | Pin a specific binary. | | LOG_LEVEL | info | Pino level. |

Security

This is a single-user tool with no login. Anyone who can reach the port can read and write every repo you've registered, so keep GIT_TASK_WEB_HOST at 127.0.0.1 unless you've put a proper authenticating proxy in front of it.

License

MIT, see LICENSE.md.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for local development setup, tests, and design docs.