gituqueiro 0.2.0

A desktop app for monitoring GitHub Pull Requests, CI status, and repository health across multiple repositories and organizations. Built with Rust and iced.

Features

• PR Dashboard — View open PRs across repos and entire organizations in one place
• CI Status — See pass/fail/running status per PR with links to check details
• Security & Quality — Monitor code scanning and Dependabot alerts per repo
• Filters — Show all PRs, only yours, PRs you're reviewing, or PRs by a specific user
• Search — Filter PRs by title, author, repo, number, or label
• Sorting — Click column headers to sort by repo, number, title, author, CI status, age, or size
• Double-click to open — Double-click any PR to open it in the browser
• Auto-refresh — Automatic polling with configurable interval
• Incremental loading — PRs appear as each repo responds, no waiting for all to finish
• OAuth login — Authenticate via GitHub's Device Flow (like gh auth login)
• Organization support — Monitor all repos in a GitHub organization
• Cross-platform — Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux

Installation

Homebrew (macOS)

brew install marcelotrevisani/tap/gituqueiro

Or install as a macOS app (.dmg with Dock icon):

brew install --cask marcelotrevisani/tap/gituqueiro

Download

Pre-built binaries are available on the Releases page:

From source

# Clone
git clone https://github.com/marcelotrevisani/gituqueiro.git
cd gituqueiro

# Build and run
cargo run --release

macOS .app bundle

just run-app

This builds a proper Gituqueiro.app with the icon in the Dock.

Requirements (building from source)

• Rust 1.75+
• System dependencies:
  • Linux: libwayland-dev libxkbcommon-dev
  • macOS / Windows: none

Getting Started

1. Authenticate with GitHub

Open the app and click the Settings tab (top-right).

You have two options:

Option A: Personal Access Token

1. Go to github.com/settings/tokens and create a token with these scopes:
   • repo (full access to private repos)
   • read:org (read org membership)
2. Paste the token in the GitHub Token field
3. Click Save & Connect

Option B: OAuth Device Flow

1. Create a GitHub OAuth App:
   • Go to GitHub > Settings > Developer settings > OAuth Apps > New OAuth App
   • Set the callback URL to http://localhost (not used)
   • After creation, go to the app settings and enable Device Flow
2. Copy the Client ID and paste it in the OAuth App Client ID field
3. Click Login with GitHub
4. A code will appear (e.g. WDJB-MJHT) and your browser will open to GitHub
5. Enter the code in the browser and authorize
6. The app will automatically detect the authorization and connect

Tip: You can also set the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable and the app will use it automatically on startup.

2. Add Repositories

In the Settings tab, scroll to Monitored Sources:

• Individual repos: Type owner/repo (e.g. torvalds/linux) and click + Add
• Organizations: Type the org name (e.g. my-org) and click + Add to monitor all repos in that organization. Archived and disabled repos are automatically excluded.

3. Monitor PRs

Switch to the Pull Requests tab. PRs load incrementally as each repo responds.

• Use the sidebar filters to narrow down:
  • All PRs — everything across all repos
  • My PRs — PRs you authored
  • Review Requested — PRs where you're a reviewer
  • By User — PRs by a specific GitHub username
• Use the search box to filter by title, author, repo, number, or label
• Click column headers to sort (click again to reverse)
• Double-click a PR to open it in the browser
• Click the CI status (OK/X/~) to open the checks page

PR indicators

4. Security & Quality

Switch to the Security & Quality tab to see per-repo health:

• Code scanning alerts (with severity)
• Dependabot alerts (with severity)
• Open and stale PR counts
• Click alert links to view details on GitHub

5. Connection Status

The bottom-left of the sidebar shows your connection status:

• Green dot + username: connected
• Yellow dot: authenticating
• Red dot: not connected

Double-click the connection status to jump to Settings.

Development

# Run with hot-reload (debug mode)
just run

# Run all checks (format + lint + test)
just check

# Run tests
just test

# Format code
just format

# Lint
just lint

# Generate icons from SVG
just icon

# Build macOS .app
just app

Project Structure

src/
  main.rs              # Entry point, window icon setup
  app.rs               # Iced UI: sidebar, tabs, settings, PR list, health dashboard
  config.rs            # Persistent config (~/.config/gituqueiro/config.json)
  lib.rs               # Library exports
  github/
    mod.rs
    types.rs           # GitHub API + app data types
    client.rs          # GitHub API client, incremental fetch
    oauth.rs           # OAuth Device Flow
tests/
  integration_tests.rs # Wiremock-based integration tests
icons/
  icon.svg             # Vector source
  icon.icns            # macOS
  icon.ico             # Windows
  icon.png             # 1024x1024
  icon-*.png           # All sizes
scripts/
  build-icons.sh       # SVG -> PNG/ICO/ICNS
  build-app.sh         # macOS .app bundle

License

MIT