When you add a hack to a project that you need to return to, add 🚀💩 to the commit message. Then an issue will be automatically created to remind you to come back and fix the hack.
git commit -m "🚀💩"
This is still super early, and doesn't work (well -- it does in fact work now!). Maybe check back later 🤗
Easiest: Deploy directly to Heroku
Usage is simple enough. Just include the string 🚀💩 in any commit message and you'll get a GitHub issue created to remind you to fix it later.
git commit -m "🚀💩"
git commit -m "🚀💩: created a UISearchController that works, but is a total hack"
git commit -m "things are less shitty than before - 🚀💩"
git commit -m "i really 🚀💩 on this one"
Don't support emoji? You can use the phrase shipshit (case insensitive) as an alternative.
git commit -m "shipshit"
git commit -m "shipshit: created a UISearchController that works, but is a total hack"
git commit -m "things are less shitty than before - shipshit"
git commit -m "i really shipshit on this one"
(See, not as fun as the emoji)
To develop, install the dependency packages through pip:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Then run main.py
To add new dependencies, just update the requirements.txt using
pip freeze > requirements.txt
Note: this is obviously oversimplified. Be prudent when adding new dependencies.
[To Come]
MIT, see LICENSE file. (If this is a bad choice of license, tell me… I have no idea 😝)
- Pat Murray — @_patmurray
- Mitch Busby — @busbub