⚠️ This is a personal project created to solve a need and play with it, try some libraries, etc.

That said, I'm not responsible if one day the app stops working or doesn't work properly and you need to re-install it. This should not happen, but if a re-installation is needed it will be written in the release notes.

GHD

GHD (GitHub Dashboard), is an application to show the pull requests and releases from your GitHub repositories.

Features:

List of the pull requests (open, draft, merged & closed)
- Mark a pull request as seen to know later if it has been updated
- Filter pull request by branch
List latest releases from a repository
Notifications
- Notify when pull request is created or updated
- Notify when a new release is created
Light and dark themes

☀️ Light Theme	🌒 Dark Theme

Installation

Windows application

Download the exe file from releases and install.

macOS application

The macOS application is unsigned and to be able to run the com.apple.quarantine has to be removed. Right now, as this app is more for personal use, I don't want to register and do all the stuff about signing with Apple.

The com.apple.quarantine attribute is used to determine if an application should be checked (and blocked if needed.)

So if you want to use this app you should remove the com.apple.quarantine.

How to install

Download the dmg file from releases
Open the dmg file and move the application to Applications folder
Open terminal and run:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/ghd.app

Sources

Commands

Show the attributes
```
xattr /path/to/my-app.app
```

Remove the com.apple.quarantine attribute

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /path/to/my-app.app

Remove the com.apple.quarantine attribute recursively for the entire targeted .app directory contents
```
sudo xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/my-app.app
```
Remove the all attributes + recursively
```
sudo xattr -cr /path/to/my-app.app
```

Useful Gradle commands

By default, the debug flag is enabled, example how to remove it:

$ ./gradlew build -PdebugConfig=false

Run the app
```
./gradlew run
```
Build the project
```
./gradlew build
```
Clean the project
```
./gradlew clean
```
Clean the debug app folder
```
./gradlew ghdCleanDebugAppFolder
```

Create the packages

./gradlew packageDistributionForCurrentOS

To know which dependencies have updates
```
./gradlew dependencyUpdates
```

Update Gradle version

./gradlew wrapper --gradle-version 7.5.1

Scripts

The folder scripts contains some scripts in Ruby:

Scripts must be executed from the scripts folder
```
cd scripts
```
Download octicons
```
bundle exec ruby octicons-download.rb
```
Download remixicon
```
bundle exec ruby remixicon-download.rb
```

Database

The database used in this project is H2 because of encryption support + embedded. As the database is encrypted a user and password is required, you can find it in DbSettings.

H2 Commands

SCRIPT: Creates a SQL script from the database.

H2 Console

For more detailed information follow the tutorial from H2.

Download H2 console app:
- The Platform-Independent Zip from the website
- Or h2-<version>.jar from the GitHub releases
From terminal run the h2 $ java -jar h2*.jar and the web browser will be opened.
In the DbSettings you can find all the data required like the URL, driver, user and password

Links

GitHub
- GitHub Actions runner images
Compose Multiplatform
Android official
- Material Design Components code documentation, the package androidx.compose.material
- Material Design 3 Components code documentation, the package androidx.compose.material3
- List and id's for performance
- State
- Kotlin for compose
- Custom theming
- CompositionLocal
- Compose pathway
Awesome lists
- Awesome Jetpack Compose Learning Resources
- Awesome Jetpack compose
Compose samples
Icons
Colors
- More or less all of them should be in MaterialColors
- Material colors, other resource materialui
Others

About

GHD - GitHub Dashboard

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