DevHub: Unified view for GitHub activities
Android, iOS, Web & Desktop with 95%+ code sharing between them
thanks to React Native + React Native Web
DevHub is a mobile and desktop app to help you manage GitHub Notifications and stay on top of repository activities. Save custom searches, apply filters and don't miss anything important.
- Web: devhubapp.com
- Android: Play Store
- iOS: App Store
- Desktop:
- GitHub Releases (macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Homebrew (macOS alternative):
brew tap devhubapp/devhub brew cask install devhub
- Multi-column layout: See at a quick glance everything that is going on (like TweetDeck!);
- Filters: Apply different filters to each column, save your custom searches to make your life easier;
- Inbox Zero: Clear all the seen items and gain peace of mind;
- Notifications manager: See all the relevant information before opening the notification, like comment content, issue/pull request status, release description, etc.;
- Repository watcher: Keep up to date with repositories' activities without using the
watch
feature so your notifications don't get cluttered; - User stalking: Follow user activities without using the
follow
button; see activities that GitHub doesn't show on your feed, like their issue comments and pushed commits; - Home/Dashboard: See yours or other users' home screen (a.k.a. GitHub Dashboard), a great way to discover interesting repositories;
- Save for later: Save any activity or notification for later, so you don't forget to get back to them;
- Keyboard shortcuts: Do anything using only the keyboard (see shortcuts below);
- Theme support: Choose between 6 light or dark themes; Automatically toggle on day/night switch;
- And more!: Desktop apps, native mobile apps, open source, modern tech stack, ...
- Issues/PR management: Manage all issues and PRs, filter the ones related to you, take actions, etc. (vote: #110);
- Trending: New column type to show Trending repositories (vote: #48);
- Push notifications: Enable push notifications for your filtered columns on mobile and/or desktop (vote: #51);
- Drag & Drop: Allow moving columns using drag&drop (vote: #42)
- GitHub Enterprise: Support for self hosted GitHubs on local networks (vote: #165)
Which one do you want first? Any other recommendations? Search for existing feature requests and add a π reaction on them, or create a new one. Feel free to ping me (@brunolemos) if you feel it's something important.
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- TypeScript
- Create React App
- Yarn Workspaces (Monorepo)
- React (100% Hooks, zero classes)
- React Native
- React Native Web
- Redux
- Redux Persist
- Redux Saga
- Reselect
- GraphQL
See CONTRIBUTING.md
Key | Action | Implemented | By |
---|---|---|---|
Esc |
Close currently open modal | β | @brunolemos |
Esc |
Exit full screen mode on desktop | β | @brunolemos |
Esc |
Unselect currently selected item | β | @brunolemos |
n |
Add a new column | β | @brunolemos |
p |
Open preferences | β | @brunolemos |
1 ...9 |
Go to the nth column |
β | @brunolemos |
0 |
Go to the last column | β | @brunolemos |
Arrow , j , k |
Move down/up inside a column | β | @thefrontendwizard |
Arrow , h , l |
Move left/right between columns | β | @thefrontendwizard |
Enter |
Open link of selected item | β | @brunolemos |
Space |
Scroll to next page | β | @brunolemos |
Shift+Space |
Scroll to previous page | β | @brunolemos |
r |
Mark item as read/unread | β | @brunolemos |
s |
Toggle save item for later | β | @brunolemos |
Alt + Arrow |
Move currently selected column | β | @brunolemos |
Tab |
Navigate between buttons and links | β | @brunolemos |
? |
Show keyboard shortcuts | β | @brunolemos |
Tip: To scroll horizontally on devices without horizontal scrolling (e.g. on Windows), hold
Shift
and scroll vertically
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Copyright (c) 2019 Bruno Lemos.
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