Ever wanted to passively watch prs/issues in a repo without subscribing to every event?

Yup, me too.

This gives you an rss feed. One entry when it opens and one when it closes. That too, filterable. I know!

Demo server: https://gh-issues-to-rss.fly.dev Example: https://gh-issues-to-rss.fly.dev/meain/evil-textobj-tree-sitter

Usage gh-issues-to-rss --server # in your server http://// # use this in your feed reader

Example nvim-treesitter/nvim-tree [pr-open]: Adds fish shell textobjects nvim-treesitter/nvim-tree [pr-close]: Add Elixir textobjects meain/dotfiles [issue-close]: Just a thought meain/dotfiles [issue-close]: Screenshots nvim-treesitter/nvim-tree [issue-open]: Question: is it expected that inner function objects include braces?

You can pass in extra arg in the url to filter things down:

• m: specify modes
  • ic: issue-closed
  • io: issue-open
  • pc: pr-closed
  • po: pr-open

    Eg: http:////?m=io&m=po # just open issues and prs

• l: speify label

  Eg: http:////?l=good-first-issue # just issus/prs labeled good-first-issue

• u: specify user

  Eg: http:////?u=meain # just issus/prs opened by meain

• nu: specify user to exclude

  Eg: http:////?nu=meain # just issus/prs not opened by meain

All filters can be used multiple times. Positive filters are ANDed together, negative filters are ORed together.

Notes

• Github rate limits to 60 requests per hour (set GH_ISSUES_TO_RSS_GITHUB_TOKEN to PAT to increase this limit)
• We invalidate internal cache only every 12 hours (use --cache-timeout to change this)

CLI help:

gh-issues-to-rss [FLAGS] [repo] [--server]

Server mode (use -server to switch to server mode): -port int port to use for server (default 8080) -cache-timeout float cache timeout in minutes, 0 to disable (default: 12 hours) Example: gh-issues-to-rss -server -port 8080 -cache-timeout 720

Single repo mode: -m string Comma separated list of modes [io,ic,po,pc] -l string Comma separated list of labels to include -nl string Comma separated list of labels to exclude -u string Comma separated list of users to include -nu string Comma separated list of users to exclude Example: gh-issues-to-rss -m io,ic,po,pc -l bug,enhancement -nl invalid -u user1,user2 -nu user3,user4 org/repo