github-project-php 👋

📝 Introduction

GitHub Project PHP is a package that helps you manage your Github projects in PHP.

It provides a simple and easy-to-use webhooks system to get the GitHub project's actions and implement comments on all activities in the project.

Available Field Type Templates

Standard Field Types

1. text - For simple text fields
2. number - For numeric fields
3. date - For date fields (formatted as Y-m-d)
4. single_select - For single-select dropdowns with color support
5. multi_select - For multi-select fields
6. checkbox - For boolean/toggle fields
7. textarea - For long text content with diff view
8. iteration - For iteration/sprint fields
9. labels - For label/tag fields
10. assignees - For user assignment fields
11. milestone - For milestone tracking
12. unsupported - Fallback for unknown field types

📋 Requirements

• PHP ^8.3
• Composer
• Laravel ^10.0

🔧 Installation

You can install this package via Composer:

composer require cslant/github-project-php

Customizing Templates

You can publish and customize the templates by running:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=github-project-views

This will copy the templates to resources/views/vendor/github-project/md/field_types/ where you can modify them.

🚀 Usage

See the Usage - GitHub Project PHP Documentation for a list of usage.

Please check and update some configurations in the documentation.

Template Variables

All field type templates receive the following variables:

• $fieldName - The display name of the field
• $fieldType - The type of the field (e.g., 'text', 'number')
• $fromValue - The previous value of the field
• $toValue - The new value of the field
• $fieldData - Raw field data from the webhook

Adding Custom Field Types

To add support for a custom field type:

1. Create a new template file in the field_types directory
2. Name it with your field type (e.g., custom_type.blade.php)
3. The template will automatically be used when a field of that type is encountered

Styling

GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) is supported. You can use:

• **bold** for bold text
• *italic* for italic text
• `code` for inline code
• code blocks for multi-line code
• links for URLs
• HTML is also supported for more complex formatting

Best Practices

1. Keep messages concise but informative
2. Use consistent formatting
3. Include relevant context
4. Handle null/empty values gracefully
5. Use emoji sparingly for visual cues

Example Custom Template

Here's an example of a custom field type template:

@if($fromValue != null && $toValue != null)
    **`{{ $fieldName }}`** changed from **`{{ $fromValue }}`** to **`{{ $toValue }}`**
@elseif($toValue)
    **`{{ $fieldName }}`** set to **`{{ $toValue }}`**
@else
    **`{{ $fieldName }}`** cleared
@endif

📖 Official Documentation

Please see the GitHub Project PHP Documentation for more information.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.