get-open-prs

Installation

1. npm install -g get-open-prs to install globally and to be able to use the keyboard shortcut anywhere.
2. Get a Github personal access token here. You'll want the following permissions: notifications, public_repo, read:org, read:packages, read:user.
3. The first time you run get-open-prs, you'll be prompted to set a default list of Github usernames and your Github personal access token. You'll be able to update this later by running get-open-prs --config or overriding with --usernames or --token command options detailed below.

Instructions

• You can get the current open prs for your team by typing get-open-prs in any directory.
• After typing the get-open-prs command, a prompt will appear for you to select a specific pr to review, all open prs (opens link in github displaying all prs), or none to exit the flow. Once you hit enter, your default browser will open the pr.
• You'll then be given the option to continue reviewing other prs.
• Optionally, you can create an alias for get-open-prs if that's too many letters to type out. Simply edit ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zprofile (if you use zsh) and add the following:

alias gop="get-open-prs"

In the above, gop is the new shorter command. This could really be anything.

Options

Option	Description	Default	Required
-a, --all	Skip Github requests and open browser with all open prs	null	false
-c, --config	Set up default Github token and usernames	null	false
-o, --owners	Restrict to repos owned by specific orgs or users	null	false
-t, --token	Token. Overrides any saved default Github token	config or null	false
-u, --usernames	Usernames. Overrides any saved default usernames	config or null	false
-v, --verbose	Verbose. Print out pull request details	false	false

Examples

Use default github and usernames configuration and get all prs

get-open-prs

Update token or usernames default configuration

get-open-prs --config

Pass in multiple usernames override

get-open-prs --usernames "user1 user2 user3 user4"

Pass in one single usernames override

get-open-prs --usernames user1

Go nuts

get-open-prs --usernames "user1 user2" --owners my-awesome-org 

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