Releases: MarekSuchanek/repocribro
Releases · MarekSuchanek/repocribro
First release v0.1
First release of repocribro as result of the semester project for subject MI-PYT (Faculty of Information Technology, CTU in Prague):
- Python powered web application (Flask + SQLAlchemy + extensions)
- Extensibility
- Discovery -
setuptools
entry point group (more in docs or wiki) - Extending - defining methods and calling defined hooks
- Discovery -
- Functionality
- Cooperating with GitHub API - get informations, OAuth, webhooks (create, delete, listen)
- Users can add own personal repositories into app as private, hidden (secret URL) or public
- There are public pages for users, organizations and repositories
- Full-text search of users, organizations and repositories
- Administration zone for managing users, roles and repositories (for access
admin
role is required) - Simple REST API (just GET) for all resources via
flask_restless
(will be reimplemented in the future) - CLI commands for creating DB, assigning roles and checking/processing unregistered webhook events for public repositories
- Tests = Travis CI (
pytest
,pytest-cov
,pytest-pep8
), Coverage 98% - Documentation = ReadTheDocs, docstrings everywhere
- Distribution = setup.py, PyPi
Plans for the future
There are still many TODOs and things to improve. This is just beginning of more complex project. Main goals for v0.2
:
- Organizations and their repositories
- More hooks and other options for extensions, also develop some
- Own REST API (search, GET)
- Refactoring (some parts can be improved, class based views, decorators, ...)
- Allow users to do
repocheck
from the web interface (esp. for private repositories) - Look & feel improvements
- Work on minor TODOs
First alpha
Totally the first prerelease of repocribro! There are still some things to finish in order to fullfil the initial specification it the README file:
- add more hooks and improve extensibility of core application (and document it),
- procedure to checking missed repository events from webhooks (as CLI command),
- fix few minor bugs and do some improvements.
There should be also provided documentation of the code (docstrings) and more tests for the next goal, the v0.1 release.
Hope it's just a first step on a long and interesting path of this project.