Update: it's now called #DevBoard, and it got improved! Faster loading, keybindings to refresh columns or run specific actions, user configuration (define your own board!)... #Textual workers and notifications are lovely 😍
@masukomi I will be releasing this project as part of my Insiders program (https://pawamoy.github.io/insiders/). Sponsors get access to all my Insiders projects starting at $10 a month. Dedicating 100% of my time on my own projects is what allows me to build such things, and I still have a rent to pay 😀
Maybe I could deploy the project with Textual-Web, so you can at least try it in an interactive window!
I'm still writing some docs and polishing the UX, I'll let you know once it's ready 🙂
@pawamoy a) thanks b) looking at the docs (thanks for the nice description) I think it's too tightly coupled to a git workflow I don't have / want. I can totally see why you wrote it for your process ;)
Was hoping the columns were configurable so that I could use it for working through GitHub/other tickets.
@masukomi so, indeed the main idea is to work on local Git repositories, but in fact the boards are completely customizable, so you could definitely use Devboard to show issues, PRs, etc.
I just have to add such a customization example to the docs 😁 If you describe what columns you would like to have, with possible keybindings, I can try to implement it, and provide the code publicly!
I do want to have a gallery of some sort in the docs, with examples from the community 🙂
@pawamoy honestly, i'm not sure I want to use a kanban cli, but I know that it seems like a great idea that I want to try (huge fan of CLI tools). I'm going to download some of the free competitors and see if the idea even works for me.
That being said, ideally i think I'd want to just be able to configure it with a list of column names and be able to have some sort of "execute this script when transitioning columns" & that could go "oh it moved from X into Y i'll update the ticket"
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