The original idea was to show if it's a contributors first PR on the pull request page such as babel/babel#3283.
Much thanks to @Pocket-titan and @djrosenbaum for working on the logo 🖼!
You can start from any page on github.com and when you navigate to a specific issue/pull request (such as babel/babel#3331), it will inject information inline (like the # of PRs a user has made to that specific repo).
You can click on 🔄 to update the data if it has changed (it is cached in chrome storage).
If necessary, you may want to create or get a "access token" that uses the public_repo permission if you want to use a 30/min rate limit instead of 10/min.
If you want to use this on private repos then you'll need to add the
repopermission instead. I would recommend installing locally for this.
- "https://github.com/*/*": to be able to inject data into github
- The content script was matching
"https://github.com/*/*/pull/*which is correct, but if you start from the hompage, then the script won't ever be injected since github is using pushState to change urls. Now it will matchhttps://github.comand then check for the specific url.
- The content script was matching
- "storage", to store access token, cache user PR data.
- "identity", to create an oauth request window.
I would recommend installing locally to try new features first (it's easy to update/revert/modify yourself) by just
git pull.
- Download the zip, and unzip it
- Go to
chrome://extensions/ - Click on
Load unpacked extension... - Select the
srcfolder of the unzipped folder you downloaded
Now try it out!
- https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chrome-app-samples/tree/master/samples/github-auth
- https://github.com/sindresorhus/notifier-for-github-chrome
MIT