Add buttons for different query

[avsingh999]

In https://code.publiclab.org/ here we can see issue only by add query in that link bar ,Add button's for that every possible query where user can search issue in every single repository, all repos, by just click the button

[jywarren]

This is a good idea. But where could we source the info from? Would it be a form you fill out? That is, how does the code know what labels or repos are available?

On Tue, Oct 2, 2018 at 12:17 AM Avkaran Singh [email protected] wrote:

In https://code.publiclab.org/ here we can see issue only by add query in that link bar ,Add button's for that every possible query where user can search issue in every single repository, all repos, by just click the button

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[Rishabh570]

It can be a dropdown...filling some input for repo name to search issues from seems like an extra work with less visual indication...because in case of an input, we have to deal with random words typed in the input and dropdown will save people from typing names and remembering spellings, lol :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

[pydevsg]

@Rishabh570 if you give a brief info on implementing this, I can work on it 😄

[Rishabh570]

Showing issues as per provided labels would require us to store the list of issues for that particular repository in the database which means deviating from the real-time issues list promise...and without storing issues' data, it's hard to achieve that. As both are contradicting thoughts, this would require a discussion :thought_balloon:

Till then, @pydevsg you can take a look at other issues available across our organization. Some help-wanted issues might be the right choice. Take a look at https://code.publiclab.org/#r=all

Thanks!