#GTPR The easy way to manage Github Pull Requests across multiple repos.

GTPR is a YASPTOSWLTC (yet another side project turned open-source with litte test coverage). Basically, this is a really bare bones app that I hope at least a few people find helpful.

##Features

• Authentication through Github
• Pulls in PRs from all of your repos and aggregates it into a single view

##How to Install

git clone git:://github.com/joeybutler/gtpr && cd gtpr
bundle install
rake db:create db:migrate # Depends on postgres

In order to authenticate through Github we'll need to register our application. Set the app name to whatever you'd like, then set the url to http://gtpr.dev:3000/, and finally the redirect url to http://gtpr.dev:3000/users/auth/github/callback. Once completed you should receive a Client ID and a Client Secret, we'll use these shortly.

You'll want to add 127.0.0.1 gtpr.dev as a record in your /etc/hosts file for the redirect to work properly. Please post an issue if you have any problems.

With the app id and app secret in hand we can start the server.

export GTPR_ID=the_app_id_from_github
export GTPR_SECRET=the_app_secret_from_github
script/rails server
open http://gtpr.dev:3000/

This should be easy to install on Heroku.

heroku create
heroku config:add GTPR_ID=the_app_id_from_github
heroku config:add GTPR_SECRET=the_app_secret_from_github
git push heroku master

Note that this is a prototype, so do it at your own risk. (See the software license)

##TODOs

• Build a Chrome extension to wrap this UI in a sidebar and place it next to Github in the main column.
• Add support for labels.
• Add filters around labels.
• Add sorting.

##Screenshots

##License Your typical MIT license. See LICENSE.