Parse an Issue

[nelsonic]

One of our original objectives with creating this module was to get all the issue in a given org and organise them in a single view. When GitHub changed the UI for issues last year our parser "broke" ... let's fix it now!

Tasks

• [x] Go through each test in https://github.com/nelsonic/github-scraper/blob/master/test/issue.test.js and "unskip" one at a time making it pass by updating the selectors in https://github.com/nelsonic/github-scraper/blob/master/lib/issue.js
• [x] title
• [x] state (open/closed)
• [x] author (person who opened the issue)
• [x] created (date the issue was opened)
• [ ] comments - get the list of comments
  • [ ] author - person who posted the comment
  • [ ] created - date when the comment was posted
  • [ ] body - the text of the comment
• [x] labels - the labels that are currently applied to the issue
• [x] assignees - the array of people assigned to work on the issue
• [x] participants - array of people who have participated (commented) in the issue

Once we have this basic info we can work on the metadata contained in the page #43 Related to #24 (scrape an issue with a single comment)

[iharshit009]

@nelsonic sir do i have to get the knowledge of node as well for this project?? currently i am having good hands on python only..

[nelsonic]

Sticking with view-source:https://github.com/dwyl/tudo/issues/51 as the example issue to parse as it appears to have enough comments and meta data.

[nelsonic]

@iharshit009 the Node.js in this project is quite basic and the majority of the business logic is JQuery-style DOM Selectors. If you are up for adding to your skills/CV with some Node.js/JavaScript please consider reading and running the code on your localhost. 👍