TreeHub

TreeHub adds an IDE-like code tree and pull request review tools to GitHub. CODE TREE • Browse any repository as a tree, with file-type icons • Lazy loading for huge repositories • Pin, resize and dock the sidebar on the left or right • Follows GitHub's light and dark themes PULL REQUEST CHANGES • Only the files a pull request or commit changes, with additions and deletions per file and folder • The files you already marked as viewed • Review conversations in the tree: author, replies, resolved and outdated states • Click a file or a conversation to jump to it VIEW FULL FILE • A "View full" button on each diff shows the entire file with its changes and syntax highlighting • Existing conversations appear next to their lines • Comment on any line, start a review or add to your pending review PULL REQUEST NAVIGATION • The repository's open pull requests, with filters: awaiting your review, reviewed by you, no reviews, changes requested, review required, approved REVIEW QUEUE • One click on a pull request adds it to your review queue; the icon turns bold while it is queued • For each queued pull request, TreeHub shows what concerns you, each as its own status: review requested, new commits since your review, replies to your review comments and who wrote them, when you were last mentioned, updates since you last looked, approved, approved by you, your other reviews, changes requested, checks, merge conflicts, draft, ready for review, merged, closed • Refreshed every 15 minutes; the toolbar icon counts the pull requests that need your attention BOOKMARKS • One click bookmarks the current repository; the icon turns bold once bookmarked • Your bookmarks with their description, language, stars, open pull requests and issues DASHBOARD • The extension's own page lists your review queue, with filters by status and sorting, and your bookmarks • Sign in with GitHub: your bookmarks and queue follow you across browsers PRIVACY The code tree and review tools work on public repositories without any setup or account, and talk only to GitHub. Bookmarks and the review queue need you to sign in with GitHub: the TreeHub server then keeps your GitHub handle, your bookmarks and your queued pull requests. Your GitHub token stays in your browser, statuses are computed there, and you can delete your account from the dashboard. Details: https://github.com/peterxcli/treehub/blob/main/PRIVACY.md TreeHub is open source under the AGPL-3.0: https://github.com/peterxcli/treehub Based on the open-source edition of Octotree. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Octotree or GitHub.