A better interface to github issues.

To run the server, you will need to generate a self-signed certificate and private key. Info on how to do so is here:

http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html

Create a "keys" folder next to index.js, and name the files: server-cert.pem -- certificate server-key.pem -- private key (unencrypted)

You'll also need to install Node.

Once that's done, just cd into the repoman root folder and do node index.js, then hit https://localhost:8080/ from a web browser.

By default, the GitHub API rate limit for unauthenticated requests is 60 per hour. If you want to use the higher 5000-per-hour rate limit, register an OAuth app with GitHub, and create a "config.json" file next to index.js that contains your app's client_id and client_secret.

The config.json API may also contain:

• hostname - name of the host we're running on
• securePort - port to listen on for https, or null to only listen on http
• insecurePort - http port to redirect to securePort from, or port to listen on if securePort is null

Note that we always redirect from http to the default https port (not securePort), so the redirect won't work on your localhost; if testing locally, you should just hit https://localhost:8080 (or whatever) directly.