A plugin for BitBar (https://getbitbar.com) to display the PRs you're mentioned on.

The current version is designed for use by developers that are part of one or more GitHub teams, in one or more organizations.

Prerequisites

• This tool is launched by BitBar.
• The launch shim script uses rbenv.

Installation

1. Install BitBar; using Homebrew: brew cask install bitbar.

2. Install rbenv; using Homebrew: brew install rbenv.

3. Clone this repo onto your Mac.

git clone https://github.com/devstuff/github-open-prs ~/Tools/github-open-prs

4. Copy the example configuration file into your home folder.

cp ./github-open-prs.yaml.example ~/.github-open-prs.yaml

5. Create a symlink to the github-open-prs-exec shim script in the BitBar plugins folder:

# Change the target path if you've moved the Plugins folder from the default location.
# The "30m" segment determines how often the script is run (30 minutes).
ln -s ~/Tools/github-open-prs/bin/github-open-prs-exec ~/.bitbar/Plugins/github-open-prs-exec.30m.sh

6. If you don't have one already, create a Personal Access Token for your GitHub account so the script doesn't need your account password. Click Generate New Token, give it a name (e.g. Command line tools) and give it the following scopes (permissions):

   • read:org
   • read:repo_hook
   • repo
   • user:email

7. Edit the configuration file in your home folder:

   • Replace YOUR_TOKEN_GOES_HERE with the token value you just created.
   • Replace YOUR_GITHUB_USER_NAME with your GitHub user name.
   • Update the teams list to include the teams that you're part of, or who own repositories that you are interested in.
   • If required, change the search_days value. The default (30 days) works well for me.
   • Change the api_host_url only if you're connecting to a GitHub Enterprise server.

8. Right-click on the BitBar icon in the menu bar, click Preferences and then Refresh All. After a few seconds a new icon (🐙) will appear, along with the number of outstanding PRs.

   Each line on the popup menu will contain details of each PR:

   • Repository short name.
   • One or more status icons.
   • PR number.
   • PR title.
   • PR author.

The status icons are a combination of the PR's readiness status (does it need a review?), the workflow status (have the required checks completed successfully?) and mergeability status (is it ready to be merged?).

Contributions

Constructive contributions are appreciated. Ruby is not my go-to language, so the script likely has style or best-practice issues 😁.