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tracker-epics-column

v0.0.2

Published

Embeddable React component to display Epics from Pivotal Tracker

Downloads

2

Readme

tracker-epics-column

tracker-epics-column is a React component that allows you to show a column within your page/app that contains the (active) "epics" from a project in Pivotal Tracker.

Installation

npm install tracker-epics-column --save

Features

  • Displays the names and current-completion information (progress bar) for each epic.
  • Displays epics in priority order.
  • Filters out epics that Tracker considers "complete."
  • Uses the Pivotal Tracker API (verson 5) and CORS to display epics anywhere.
  • Supports retrieving epics from a "Public" Pivotal Tracker project as well as from private projects accessed through a Tracker API authorization token supplied by the hosting page.

Usage

import TrackerEpicsColumn from "tracker-epics-column";

<TrackerEpicsColumn
  projectId = "1042066"             // required, no default; ID number of project in Pivotal Tracker
  includeProjectName = {boolean}    // optional, defaults to false; when true, a heading is shown at the top of the epics column with the name of the project from Tracker
  apiToken = {string}               // optional, no default; when provided, included in Pivotal Tracker API requests to authorize reading information from private projects
  styles = {object}                 // optional, allows override of built-in CSS styling; see src/styles.js for supported keys and default values
/>

Example

See demo/src/index.js which displays two instances of TrackerEpicsColumn with information from two different public Tracker projects. If you clone the git repository for the component locally and run yarn start the demo app will be served from you local system.

License

MIT