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Bit further a field but would be nice to get at least a read-only version of projects working
Alamofire have one here (Debugging purposes)
So going from a repo view we will want to immediately get a list of project and let the user pick one
The main interface will likely be a collection view for horizontal scrolling and then a list of either vertical collection views ~or table views~ (Unsupported by IGListKit).
"Cards" are all linked to issues so we may be able to re-use some models/cells there. Tapping on cards should obviously open the issue.
Long-term we should add the ability for members to drag and drop cards between the columns (some lovely new APIs to help with that!)
Storing GraphQL template until I get to this:
query {
repository(owner: "Alamofire", name: "Alamofire") {
projects(first: 10) {
nodes {
number
name
body
}
}
project(number: 1) {
columns(first: 10) {
nodes {
name
cards(first: 1) {
nodes {
content {
... on Issue {
title
}
... on PullRequest {
title
}
}
note
creator {
login
url
}
}
totalCount
}
}
}
}
}
}
A "card" can be either an Issue, Pull Request or Note (String).
A "card" can be either an Issue, Pull Request or Note (String).
Weird! Good to know tho.
@Sherlouk I just enabled projects board on this repo. I'll get some stuff scaffolded.
@rnystrom Maybe keep this repo's projects for actual project stuffs, and use your test repo for it? (May need to give me access for when I get to edit stuffs 😅)
- Full Project
- With Description
- Several columns, all with a mixture of cards (issues/prs/notes)
- Empty Project
- Without Description
- No columns, no cards
- Empty Project w/ Columns
- Several columns, but all empty
Just so we can see the different empty states
@rnystrom Whereabouts do you think is a good time to put projects? Really it should be with Overview/Issues/PRs but it can't all fit on small screens 😞
Temporarily got it in the ... overflow menu
Basic list all wired up, need to add UI to indicate closed projects with a segmented control to flip between the two and paging -- Supports both with/without description
Another shot, tapping through all works, basic column structure.
Technically they all support markdown in them - not sure how easy that'll be to add to these views so may need to revise
Progress though!
Probably want to move repo view to a swipable page control so we can have multiple tabs.
Sent with GitHawk
@rnystrom Mocked up this:
The segmented control would not be visible on Overview, on the other three tabs it would act as a toggle between Open/Closed.
Would be scrollable to add new tabs in the future
Opinion?
Another shot, tapping through all works, basic column structure.
I can smell the drag and dropping action already. Love it!
@BasThomas Going to be lush, but not sure how I'm going to do iOS 9/10 support for it 😞
I'm going to suggest we get out a read-only version first anyway!
Oh definitely, wasn't suggesting it should go in now. But would be awesome once it does :)
Honestly I can't remember, I believe I got caught up on the markdown handling at the time (this was before we had a super nice markdown handler!) so was finding it fairly complex to get that working.
I don't think it was particularly difficult though in terms of the UI etc, with the newer architecture it shouldn't be too bad if somebody were to pick this up. I'm so far behind understanding all the changes though so need to work out all the new stuff before I crack on with something big.
Would be ace with newer drag and drop APIs etc!
As a start, it would be nice to get a visual representation of an Issue’s Project (and column) along with the Labels, Milestone, and Assignees in the Issue view.
We’ve recently started leveraging project boards as a replacement for a set of labels, and I’ve been wishing I could see the assigned Project and column for reference when reviewing Issues in GitHawk.
Hey, just started using the app, looks great so far but I really need projects support. Is there any update on this? Happy to help out :)
