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pullhub

v1.1.1

Published

Get pull requests from one or more repos filtered by labels

Downloads

14

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About

Pullhub is a cli and lib tool that lists all pull requests from one or more repos. It supports filtering by label.

Install

npm install --save pullhub

Authentication

Pullhub authenticates the user via a github token. To get your token visit this github help page.

For public repos the token is optional but recommended. Private repos need token to enable access.

You can set the token in your shell enviroment, just add to your .bashrc, .zshrc etc. the following line:

export GH_TOKEN=mypersonaltoken

This will work for both cli and lib usage.

Cli usage

pullhub <repos> [--labels] [--version] [--help]

  <repos>            space separated repos in the user/repo format
  --user <username>  search all repos for given username
  --labels           comma separated labels to filter PRs by
  --version          show version info
  --help             show this usage info

Examples

  • Get all open pull requests from two repos
pullhub user/repo1 user/repo2
  • Get all open pull requests labeled "needs review" from two repos
pullhub user/repo1 user/repo2 --labels "needs review"
  • Get all open pull requests labeled "in progress" and "reviewed" from one repo
pullhub user/repo1 --labels "in progress,reviewed"
  • Get all open pull requests from all the repos of a user
pullhub --user rogeriopvl

Lib usage

You can use pullhub as a library, and what it will allow you to get all PRs in given repositories with given labels.

You can use promises:

const pullhub = require('pullhub')

pullhub(['rogeriopvl/http.cat'], 'needs review,reviewed')
  .then((prs) => console.log(prs))
  .catch(err) => console.error(err)

Or callbacks:

const pullhub = require('pullhub')

pullhub(['rogeriopvl/http.cat'], 'needs review', function (err, repos) {
  console.log(err, repos)
})