Work on your issues offline. In your terminal.

There are plenty of command line issues manager for your GitLab/GitHub/BitBucket etc. None of them provides a way to work offline.

If you like to hack on your side projects on a train, plane, or maybe you are just offline, then this tool should help increase your productivity.

• GitLab

• Git

I have no plans to implement integration with other SCM right now. Feel free to open issue for this.

• Attach issue info to a commit through git-notes(1)?
• When listing all issues provide a commit hash with reference.
• Render markdown to terminal
• Render emoji in your terminal

It uses git-config(1) for configuration.

# URL for your GitLab instance. Consider using git config --global.
git config gitlab.url "URL of your GitLab instance"
# Auth token. Consider using git config --global.
git config gitlab.token "your private auth token"
# Name of project. Without namespace.
git config gitlab.project "name of project on GitLab"
# SQLite3 database that provides cache for downloaded issues
git config gitlab.cache "issues.sqlite3"

Downloads all issues to disk. Uses gitlab.cache option to determine SQLite3 database location.

If it encounters any outgoing issues (posted with new command) in cache then it creates them on a server.

Opens $EDITOR so you can write new issue locally. Accepted format for your issue:

Title of your issue.

This is a long description for your issue.

# 
# Those lines are comments and are ignored
#

Write empty message to cancel.

Lists your cached issues.

• Michał Papierski michal@papierski.net