github-projects-powershell

Utility scripts and classes for working with GitHub projects. Specifically supporting ProjectsVNext and actions.

Usage

A note on naming: it's a bit confusing to specify "Project" and "Project vNext" to denote "old" and "new" project types. So instead "old" projects are called "Boards" and "new" projects are "Projects".

⚠️ the ProjectNext APIs are now deprecated. The module is left intact for backwards compatibility, but usage should migrate to the ProjectV2 API in project-v2.psm1. The Project interface and all related types are unchanged in the new version.

Common Types

ItemContent

A single item on a Project or Board which corresponds to a single Issue or Pull Request.

Note: Boards may also have notes, which are different than ItemContent. A Board card will either have an ItemContent or a note, never both.

Properties

[string] $id: the GraphQL id - note this is not the same as the number.

[int] $number: the Issue or Pull Request number. This is what is usually referred to as the "id".

[string] $repository: the full repository name in the form org/repo

[string] $type: "Issue" or "Pull Request"

[string] $author: the Issue or Pull Request author login

[string] $title: the Issue or Pull Request title

[string] $body: the Issue or Pull Request body

[string] $createdAt: the datetime the Issue or Pull Request created at

[bool] $closed: if the Issue or Pull Request is closed

[Label[]] $labels: the Labels on the Issue or Pull Request

[Comment[]] $comments: the Comments on the Issue or Pull request. Note: this is $null by default, call $itemContent.FetchComments() to populate the field.

Methods

Note: methods marked with * will also perform a GraphQL mutation and update the server data.

[void]Close() *: closes the Issue or Pull Request.

[void]AddLabel([Label]$label) *: adds the Label the Issue or Pull Request.

[void]RemoveLabel([Label]$label) *: removes the Label from the Issue or Pull Request.

[void]UpdateBody([string]$newBody) *: updates the Issue or Pull Request body to $newBody. Note: double quotes in $newBody will be escaped automaticially - they should not be escaped before calling this.

[void]AddComment([string]$bodyText) *: adds a new Comment to the ItemContent and returns it. The new Comment will appear in .Comments if Comments have already been fetched. Note: double quotes in $bodyText will be escaped automaticially - they should not be escaped before calling this.

[void]FetchComments(): fetches the Issue or Pull Request's Comments. The .Comments field will be $null unless this is called.

Comment

A single comment on an ItemContent - an Issue or Pull Request.

Note: this type is currently only accessible through it's parent ItemContent, it cannot be directly fetched.

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id.

[string] $body: The comment body.

[string] $author: The Comment author's login.

[string] $createdAt: The UTC time the Comment was created at.

Methods

[void]UpdateBody([string]$newBody) *: updates the Comment's body to $newBody. Note: double quotes in $newBody will be escaped automaticially - they should not be escaped before calling this.

Label

The configuration for a label in a repo. Multiple ItemContents can reference the same Label.

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[string] $name: The name (display text) of the Label

[string] $color: The hex code color of the Label background

Repository

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[int] $name: The repository's name

[Label[]] $labels: The labels that exist in the repository

Methods

[Label]AddLabel([string]$name, [string]$color) *: creates a new label with the given name and color (a hex color, e.g. 1d76db) in the specified repository and returns the created Label. Will throw if a label with name already exists.

[void]DeleteLabel([string]$labelNameOrId) *: permanently deletes the label with the given name or GraphQL id from the repo.

Projects

Project

The top level entity for a Project vNext which contains the Fields and Items

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id - note this is not the same as the number.

[ProjectField[]] $fields: The ProjectFields

[ProjectItem[]] $items: The ProjectItems

[string] $title: The title (aka name) of the Project

[int] $number: The number of the Project

Methods

Note: methods marked with * will also perform a GraphQL mutation and update the server data.

[ProjectField]GetField([string]$fieldNameOrId): returns the single ProjectField with matching name or id property (both are compared).

[void]RemoveItem([ProjectItem]$item) *: removes the ProjectItem from the Project (by id)

[ProjectItem]AddItemByContentId([string]$contentId) *: adds a new ProjectItem to the project containing an ItemContent with the given id and returns the ProjectItem. If the ProjectItem already exists this will effectively no-op (although the GraphQL mutation is still run).

ProjectItem

A single item (row/card) in a Project. It contains a single ItemContent which corresponds to an actual Issue or Pull Request. It also contains values for the ProjectFields.

Note: both ProjectItem and ItemContent have an id property. ProjectItems are associated with a single Project, while ItemContent can be across multiple Projects. So ProjectItem.id will only be consistent within a Project. A ProjectItem with the same ItemContent on a different Project will have a different id.

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[ItemContent] $content: The ItemContent which corresponding to an Issue or Pull Request

[ProjectFieldValue[]] $fieldValues: The ProjectFieldValues

Methods

[bool]HasValueForField([string]$fieldNameOrId): returns $true if the ProjectItem has a value for the specified ProjectField.

[string]GetFieldValue([string]$fieldNameOrId): returns the value for the specified ProjectField or $null if not set.

[bool]TrySetFieldValue([string]$fieldNameOrId, [string]$value, [bool]$enableOptionLikeMatching=$false) *: sets the value for the specified ProjectField to $value, overridding if already set. If the ProjectField is single-value then $value can be the option name or id. If $enableOptionLikeMatching is $true and the ProjectField is single-select then $value can match name using -like syntax.

ProjectField

A single field on the Project (a column on the table view). Single-select ProjectFields with have an options property containing a list of ProjectFieldOptions which give the names of the possible values of the ProjectField.

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[string] $name: The name of the ProjectField

[ProjectFieldOption[]] $options: The ProjectFieldOptions (only set for single-select ProjectFields)

Methods

[string]GetFieldOption([string]$optionNameOrId, [bool]$enableNameLikeMatching=$false): searches a single-select ProjectField for a ProjectFieldOption matching $optionNameOrId. If $enableNameLikeMatching is $true then $optionNameOrId can match name using -like syntax. If the ProjectField isn't single-select, returns $null

ProjectFieldOption

A single option for a single-select ProjectField

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[string] $name: The name of the ProjectFieldOption - this is the value the visible in the UI

ProjectFieldValue

The value of a ProjectField for a partiicular ProjectItem

Properties

[string] $fieldId: The id of the ProjectField this value maps to

[string] $value: The value - for single-select ProjectFields this is the id of the ProjectFieldOption, otherwise it is a text value

Examples

# Setup
Import-Module .\types\project-vnext.psm1

# Load Project
$proj = Get-Project -org my-org -projectNumber 123 -token $token

# List field names
$proj.fields.name

# List options for a single-select field
$proj.GetField("MyField").options.name

# List repo and # for project items
$proj.items.content | % { "$($_.repository)#$($_.number)" }

# Get/set the Status for a specific item
$proj.items | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 } | % { $_.GetFieldValue("Status") }
$proj.items | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 } | % { $_.TrySetFieldValue("Status", "Done") }

# Remove items from the project
$proj.items | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 } | % { $proj.RemoveItem($_) }

# Add item to the project
$item = $otherProject.items | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 }
$proj.AddItemByContentId($item.content.id)

Boards

Board

The top level entity for an "old" Project which contains the set of columns (which in turn contain the cards)

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id - note this is not the same as the number.

[BoardColumn[]] $columns: the list of BoardColumns

[string] $org: the organization the board belongs to

[string] $repoName: the repository the board belongs to or $null if the board is at an organization level

Methods

[BoardColumn]GetColumn([string]$columnIdOrName): returns the single BoardColumn matching the specified value (search both name and id)

[BoardCard]AddNoteToColumn([string]$note, [string]$columnIdOrName, [bool]$moveIfExists=$false) *: adds a new note to the Board and returns the BoardCard containing it. If a note already exists on the Board with the same content, will throw unless $moveIfExists is $true in which case it moves the card.

[BoardCard]AddContentToColumn([ItemContent]$content, [string]$columnIdOrName, [bool]$moveIfExists=$false) *: adds a new ItemContent to the Board and returns the BoardCard containing it. If the Issue or Pull Request already exists on the Board with the same content, will throw unless $moveIfExists is $true in which case it moves the card. If the ItemContent is for another organization, the ItemContent is added as a note instead with the value of the url to that Issue or Pull Request.

BoardColumn

A single column of a Board which contains a set of BoardCards

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[BoardCard[]] $cards: the list of BoardCards

[string] $name: the name of the column - this is what is shown in the UI

BoardCard

A single card of a Board which contains either an ItemContent for an Issue or Pull Request, or a note (but not both).

Properties

[string] $id: The GraphQL id

[ItemContent] $content: the ItemContent of a card

[string] $note: the string content of a note

Examples

# Setup
Import-Module .\types\board.psm1

# Load Board
$repoBoard = Get-RepoBoard -org my-org -repoName my-repo -boardNumber 123 -token $token
$orgBoard = Get-OrganizationBoard -org my-org -boardNumber 123 -token $token

# List column names
$board.columns.name

# Get all cards on the Board
$board.columns.cards

# Get all cards by status
$board.GetColumn("Done").cards

# List repo and # for project items (the where filters notes)
$board.columns.cards.content | where { $_.content.id } | % { "$($_.repository)#$($_.number)" }

# Get the status for a specific card
$board.columns | where { $_.cards | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 } } | % name

# Move a specific card to a different column
$board.columns.cards | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 } | % { $board.AddContentToColumn($_.content, "Done", $true) }

# Add item to the board (throws if already on the board)
$card = $otherBoard.columns.cards | where { $_.content.number -eq 1234 }
$board.AddContentToColumn($card.content.id, "To do")

# Add note to the board (throws if already on the board)
$board.AddNoteToColumn("my note", "Notes")

aldrichtr/github-projects-powershell

github-projects-powershell

Usage

Common Types

ItemContent

Properties

Methods

Comment

Properties

Methods

Label

Properties

Repository

Properties

Methods

Projects

Project

Properties

Methods

ProjectItem

Properties

Methods

ProjectField

Properties

Methods

ProjectFieldOption

Properties

ProjectFieldValue

Properties

Examples

Boards

Board

Properties

Methods

BoardColumn

Properties

BoardCard

Properties

Examples