Push user feedback from your website directly to GitHub Issues. This CSharp ASP.NET MVC 3 project uses RestSharp to connect with the GitHub API v3. Here's an example of an issue created from the website.
To run the project you'll have to first rename the file appSettings.dll.config.example to appSettings.dll.config. Open the renamed file and substitute the values in this section with your information:
<appSettings>
<add key="username" value="your github username"/>
<add key="password" value="your github password"/>
<add key="repo" value="github-repo"/>
<add key="defaultlabel" value="feedback"/>
</appSettings>With the defaultlabel you can enter anything you want, if the label is not already created for this repo it will be created on the fly. We chose to use a unique label named feedback to distinguish issues generated directly by website users. You could also assign more than one label to the issue by separating each label with a comma.
You'll see that the issue created contains some useful troubleshooting information about the user's browser. It would be useful if the issue also contained a screenshot of the user's browser at the time they submitted the feedback. Anyone know how to accomplish that?
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, included in the repo.