The github-toolkit from jhickman

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GitHub Toolkit Browser Extension

Browser extension (Currently available for Chrome) to add extra functionality to GitHub.

Features:

Integration with Task Management systems (currently works only for Atlassian Jira)
- Additional tab in pull requests for detail info
- Tooltip with compact ticket info on project pages
Supports private repositories
Pull request timelines
- To help identify bottlenecks in process

Check out the Changelog for up to date information.

Install on Chrome

Install GitHub Toolkit from Chrome Web Store
Navigate to any GitHub repository

Settings

The settings should be fairly straight forward, but this section describes the purpose of each setting.

Site Access Token

GitHub Toolkit stores access tokens in your browser local storage and never transmits it anywhere. If you want to verify, check out the source.

GitHub

GitHub Toolkit uses GitHub API to retrieve repository metadata. must be authenticated:

Issue Tracking

Currently only Jira is supported, but in the future the dropdown will contain each supported system.

Jira

The Atlassian Jira Base URL is the server URL used for REST calls to the Jira API.

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github-toolkit's Issues

On file view, show the name of the file

When reviewing code, the file changes may expand past the height of the browser window, and rather than having to scroll up the page to see what file you're looking at, have it someplace handy.

Split screen pull requests

Split screen would be very handy for pull request code reviews. If reviewing a unit test, it might be nice to have a split screen (much like vim :split or :hsplit) to view the class under test changes without having to scroll and lose focus.

Feature Request: bottom of file collapse

In the files view, it would be very nice to be able to collapse from there rather than having to scroll all the way to the top, especially if the files are very long.

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