GitHub-Notification-Filter (ghnf)

It lets you to unsubscribe unread notifications by regex.

Usage

Prerequisite

You need to create .ghnf folder under your home directory before use.
Then, you need to create and fill the content of the following files under ~/.ghnf:

• filters : regex list
• token : your GitHub personal access token
• ignore: (optional) thread list to exclude from the match

filters

Write any regex you want to match with.
Suppose you want to unsubscribe all notifications start with bad or poor, the content of ~/.ghnf/filters will be the following:

^bad
^poor

(all lines are considered as case-insensitive regex)

token

Create a personal access token, then copy and paste the token to ~/.ghnf/token

ignore

Each subscription (issues, pull requests, commits) have unique ID, called thread ID. If you want to exclude a subscription from unsubscription, write its thread ID in ~/.ghnf/ignore.

1234567
2345678

Command

$ ghnf remove # unsubscribe all notification matched
$ ghnf remove -c # show you the matched notifications, ask if you want to unsubscribe all

$ ghnf list # show all unread notifications

$ ghnf open <thread_id> # open the thread with your browser