Re:Astral – Organize Your GitHub Stars with Ease
by RobertKerans on Friday November 21, 2014 @07:00AM
(#8640869)
This is really useful, and very nicely presented (having a secondary service is a faff, but unless GH integrates something similar, this looks the best solution I've seen). Just a few things I found as I tried to make a dent on my starred repos, apologies if I've just completely missed some functionality:
- The 'Edit Tags' form stay open when you switch repo.
- Switching to the next repo doesn't scroll the frame back to the top, which is a little annoying.
- Some minimal form of initial organisation (eg just automatically adding the language) would be good.
- It would be helpful if the 'tags' textbox autofocussed when 'edit tags' is clicked, so that typing could begin immediately.
- Following on from that, binding some keyboard shortcuts, allowing something [tab?] to save the tags and move onto the next one, would reduce the tedium of mass adding/updating.
- Some method of ordering the tags (ie alphabetically) would be nice, rather than just the order they were added - I don't find search to be that useful compared to simply scanning the list.
- Some method of keying to the next repo would be nice
Re:Astral – Organize Your GitHub Stars with Ease
by syropian on Friday November 21, 2014 @09:50AM
(#8641467)
Thanks for the feedback! Keyboard accessibility and more robust tagging/organizing is my highest priority right now, besides like, making sure my servers don't explode. ★
- The 'Edit Tags' form stay open when you switch repo.
- Switching to the next repo doesn't scroll the frame back to the top, which is a little annoying.
- Some minimal form of initial organisation (eg just automatically adding the language) would be good.
- It would be helpful if the 'tags' textbox autofocussed when 'edit tags' is clicked, so that typing could begin immediately.
- Following on from that, binding some keyboard shortcuts, allowing something [tab?] to save the tags and move onto the next one, would reduce the tedium of mass adding/updating.
- Some method of ordering the tags (ie alphabetically) would be nice, rather than just the order they were added - I don't find search to be that useful compared to simply scanning the list.
- Some method of keying to the next repo would be nice