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ghrn

v0.1.2

Published

Get desktop notifications for Github pull request reviews.

Downloads

4

Readme

ghrn

Get desktop notifications for Github pull request reviews.

oclif Version License

Installation

npm install -g ghrn

If using asdf, you need to reshim nodejs to see the ghrn CLI.

asdf reshim nodejs

Setup

Prerequisites

  1. Navigate to your Github settings,
  2. Create a Github personal token with the notifications scope
  3. Enable SSO if needed to access organizations' repos
  4. Create a GHRN_TOKEN environment variable with the token created in step 2 as value

Clear your notifications

:warning: Navigate to your notifications page and mark all current requests as read not to be spammed at the first execution :warning:

For Mac users

  1. The first time ghrn runs, you will be asked to allow Desktop notifications
  2. Go to System preferences > Notifications and look for terminal-notifier
  3. Choose the Alerts alert style, otherwise the notifications disappear after 5 seconds and they can't be clicked to reach the PR URL

Usage

$ ghrn --help
Get notified for review requests

USAGE
  $ ghrn

OPTIONS
  -f, --frequency=frequency  [default: 60] how often (in seconds) should notifications be checked
  -h, --help                 show CLI help
  -v, --version              show CLI version

Running ghrn without any parameters will poll Github every 60 seconds for review requests as long as it keeps running.