prmonitor is a dedicated dashboard that monitors pull requests for a team across multiple repositories. Pull requests are displayed on a reverse Gantt Chart running from present (right) to past (left), with bar length as review duration and bar position as the review time.
Features:
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See a snapshot of the depth and duration of outstanding pull requests. (depth - how many are out at a given time, duration - how long is a pull request under review).
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Measure improvements by looking at the historical pull requests displayed below the open pull requests.
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See the pull request activity across multiple repositories, which is useful for organizations going towards microservices.
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Filter pull requests to only see the ones by team members, which is useful for organizations where many teams are committing to a single repository.
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You'll need godeps if you don't already have it:
go get github.com/tools/godep -
Fetch the project and install with godeps.
go get github.com/brentdrich/prmonitor godep go install
The easiest way to hack on the dashboard is to run:
go test && open e2e.html
Deploying prmonitor to heroku requires that the vendor directory is included in
the repository. deploy.sh is a script that creates a new branch that includes the
vendor directory (so master doesn't have to) and pushes it out to heroku automatically.
- Set up a heroku app and define environment variables. Examples:
- CONFIG={"repos": [{"owner": "brentdrich", "repo": "prmonitor"}]}
- SSLHOST=myapp.herokuapp.com
- PORT=8081
- DASHBOARD_USER=admin
- DASHBOARD_PASSWORD=admin
- GITHUB_TOKEN=xxx
- Set up heroku-cli
- Run the deployment script
deploy.sh
The dashboard can be run on a free hobby dyno and refreshes once every 24 hours.