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@harlantwood 👍 👍 (also, i think markdown numbering bit?)

I'd vote for "we should probably add badges to the readme's, you could see build health there."

I'd also like to have one page that aggregates everything, but dont want to add yet another thing to manage. it we could do it programmatically (i.e. run a program that verifies every repo has CI setup correctly, and is added to whatever program, etc.) that may be fine, but manually is painful and errorprone.

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Yeah, I like that. Maybe a single page JS app (say hosted on GH pages (and later (or maybe now) IPFS) so there is basically nothing to maintain) that polled all projects under IPFS in Circle (or Travis, but hopefully not both) and:

1. checked that they had a CI badge on their home page
2. checked that the build was passing
3. (maybe) also got the health of the last few builds

And displayed all that on a single page, inspired by, but simpler than http://ci.pivotallabs.com/

Thoughts?

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@harlantwood i would really, really like that. maybe we can have a big grid, a bit like build.golang.org

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I found something very close. It comes in two visual flavors:

https://gist.github.com/petehamilton/5494978
https://gist.github.com/petehamilton/5494590

This version is mostly ruby. But translating it to run 100% client side should be very easy. I'll take a crack at that when I have time -- or anyone else feel free to take this one too.

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Another interesting example: http://ethereum-buildboard.meteor.com/

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OK, I'm going to take a stab at a fully client-side build monitor tool that can run from IPFS.

THIS LIST IS DEPRECATED, PLEASE SEE THE NEW VERSION AT ipfs-inactive/project-repos#1 (comment)

Features:

• makes a simple table, a bit like http://ethereum-buildboard.meteor.com/
• hits the github API and gets a list of all public repos within https://github.com/ipfs/
• makes a table with a row for each repo
• populates the columns with the status of:
  • Travis (with link)
  • Circle CI (with link)
  • readme items we care about (if something is missing, provide the markdown you need to paste in to the repo to fix)

Deployment:

• first, run on github pages as POC
• next, run on IPNS
• finally, run on a url via IPNS, eg dev.ipfs.io

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So far we are showing travis and circle build status for each repo in IPFS org. Very cool, I've been wanting to do this for a while!

try this first: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmdicuP1EArpwc5avocNeBCw3Zd4CDAguhcuKy7rDxkzTq/

backup url: http://harlantwood.github.io/repos/

source: https://github.com/harlantwood/repos

Feedback anyone?

Likely interested: @RichardLitt @jbenet @diasdavid @dignifiedquire

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This is pretty sweet! :D This could go into something like dashboard.ipfs.io with stats about the status of our public gateways, some metrics about the network, commit activity in all the projects, all of the things :D

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Good stuff ! but there seem to be a lot of unkown builds atm.

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Can someone with access fork this over to the ipfs github org plz? @jbenet @whyrusleeping

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What is the right name for this dashboard? I think 'dashboard' is not so great because webui has a lot of dashboard-ness.

I suggest 'status'. Lives at status.ipfs.io

Other name suggestions?

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How about code.ipfs.io?

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build.ipfs.io? status and dashboard are a bit too generic

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How about ci-status.ipfs.io ?

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forked to https://github.com/ipfs/ci-status

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added @harlantwood as contrib.

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Closing this issue, moved to ipfs-inactive/project-repos#1

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