Sofa

Review GitHub pull requests like an editor: file tree on the left, whole files with the diff spliced in on the right. GitHub shows a diff as a handful of hunks with three lines of context. When the change is inside a long function, that is not enough to judge it, and expanding line by line is slow. Sofa adds a tab next to "Files changed" that reviews the same pull request the way an editor would. A file tree on the left, one file at a time on the right, and each file shown in full with its diff spliced into it, so you read a change with the whole function around it. - Whole-file diffs, with both old and new line numbers correct throughout - File tree with status, per-file counts, a filter, and a draggable width - Changes-only toggle when you do not want the whole file - Keyboard: n/p for changes, [ and ] for files, w, v, / and esc - Mark files viewed, remembered per pull request - Syntax highlighting, using GitHub's own colours, themes and icons - Works on GitHub Enterprise: add your host from the toolbar popup Sofa reads the pages you already have open, using the session you are already signed in with. It collects nothing, stores nothing remotely, and talks to no server of its own.