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This implements issue #26
Looks good to me, I just have a minor comment.
I think we might want to look into running the seed script on a schedule when this is deployed to avoid having to do it manually, but shouldn't be a blocker for a first iteration.
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This function won't be used to map repos from the Github API to the UI anymore but from our stored repos to the UI repos. This means we can just convert the date from ISO8601 to a JS Date object. We retain the total number of repos as this may come in handy later.
This is called pre-mapping so we use the casing from Github's API
This script pulls in all repos for the org where Towtruck is installed. It pulls the relevant properties from the repo data and pushes this info to an array. We ignore any archived repos which reduces the number of repos by >50%. We then write this repo data to a JSON file to be used later. I couldn't work out a way to unit test the function that didn't result in tests that were harder to read than the function itself. The mocking in Node's built in test runner is still experimental so we may need to introduce a standalone test runner (Vitest, Jest) to be able to mock properly.
We want to be able to display the name of the organisation too
This simply reads from the data added by the function in the last commit.
Previously we were fetching all the repos on each request to the server by iterating through each installation of the app and every repo of that installation. Now we just read from the seeded JSON instead.
The app will no longer work unless the seed script is run. We don't always want to seed this data as we hit the prod GH API. For now the seeding can be run by passing a flag to the script/bootstrap command.
We have some new data it is useful to show
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I broke this with #27. I switched from passing repos as a second parameter to passing it as part of the object in the first parameter in the consuming function but not in the function signature itself. This format follows the signature the Octokit builtin functions use so I think it makes sense to align our approach with theirs.
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I broke this with #27. I switched from passing repos as a second parameter to passing it as part of the object in the first parameter in the consuming function but not in the function signature itself. This format follows the signature the Octokit builtin functions use so I think it makes sense to align our approach with theirs.
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I broke this with #27. I switched from passing repos as a second parameter to passing it as part of the object in the first parameter in the consuming function but not in the function signature itself. This format follows the signature the Octokit builtin functions use so I think it makes sense to align our approach with theirs.
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Previously we were hitting the Github API to fetch the repos every time the server received a request.
This next iteration adds a seed step where the repo data is fetched and saved to JSON per #21. Every request the server receives then reads from this data and renders it to this page. We also add some more data to the table UI. It is a naive approach with lots of room for improvement but I think it's enough for now.
Future improvements
NB to run the app locally you will now either need to run
script/seedorscript/boostrap -seed.