GitHub Issue Dashboard (Discontinued — Use GitHub Projects instead)

Fast Monitoring GUI using GraphQL search, tabs, custom date range, and tag filtering with dynamic repo tracking.

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Auteur

林弘翰

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Version

0.3.5

Créé

06/03/2026

Mis à jour

11/03/2026

Taille

22,8 ko

Licence

MIT

S'applique à

github.com

GitHub Issue Dashboard

⚠️ This script is no longer maintained. GitHub Projects already provides a better built-in solution.

Description

A high-performance monitoring dashboard integrated directly into GitHub. It uses the GraphQL API to provide a real-time overview of issue statuses, allowing for fast tracking without leaving your current repository.

Features

Advanced Data Fetching

GraphQL Integration: Leverages GitHub's modern API to fetch data more efficiently than standard REST-based scripts.
Dynamic Repository Tracking: Automatically detects the repository from the URL and adjusts the dashboard context instantly.
Intelligent Caching: Implements a 15-minute local cache system to respect API rate limits and ensure a snappy user experience.

Customizable Monitoring

Dual View Tabs:
- Recent Updates: View issues modified within a specific timeframe.
- Needs Follow-up: Identify stagnant open issues that have not been updated for over 7 days.
Flexible Date Ranges: Define custom "days ago" parameters to filter recent activity.
Live Tag Filtering: Dynamically generates a label filter based on the issues currently displayed in your dashboard.

Seamless UI

Floating Interface: A clean, GitHub-native styled dashboard that can be toggled via a floating button.
SPA Compatibility: Fully supports GitHub’s Turbo and Pjax navigation, ensuring the dashboard remains functional as you browse between pages.

Setup Instructions

Personal Access Token (PAT):
- This script requires a GitHub PAT to access the GraphQL API.
- When first opening the dashboard, click the "Generate Token" link to create a token with the repo scope.
Authentication:
- Paste your token into the dashboard setup screen and click "Save and Verify."
- Your token is stored locally in your browser and is never sent to any external servers.

Technical Details

License: MIT
Permissions: Uses GM_xmlhttpRequest for cross-domain API requests and GM_setValue for secure local storage of your configuration.
Dependencies: Optimized for Tampermonkey and compatible with modern browsers.

Built for developers who need a faster way to triage and monitor project progress.