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Gitea Integration

Gitea Integration

Sakun Panthi

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A modern React-based VS Code extension to integrate with Gitea repositories, allowing you to view and manage pull requests and issues
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Gitea VS Code Extension (React Version)

A modern React-based VS Code extension to integrate with Gitea repositories, allowing you to view and manage pull requests and issues directly from VS Code with improved UI and better development experience.

Features

  • 📋 View all pull requests in a tree view
  • 🐛 View all issues in a tree view
  • ⚛️ Modern React-based webview with Tailwind CSS styling
  • 🔄 Refresh data with a click
  • 📖 Detailed view for individual pull requests and issues
  • ⏱️ Timeline view showing events for issues and pull requests
  • 🎨 VS Code theme-aware UI components
  • 🚀 Better development experience with hot reloading

Development

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 16+ and npm
  • VS Code 1.74.0+

Setup

  1. Clone the repository

  2. Install dependencies:

    npm install
    cd webview-ui && npm install && cd ..
    
  3. Build the project:

    npm run compile
    
  4. Open in VS Code and press F5 to launch the Extension Host

Project Structure

├── src/                    # Extension source code
│   ├── extension.ts        # Main extension entry point
│   ├── giteaService.ts     # Gitea API service
│   ├── pullRequestProvider.ts # Tree view provider for PRs
│   ├── issueProvider.ts    # Tree view provider for issues
│   └── reactWebviewProvider.ts # React webview provider
├── webview-ui/             # React application for webviews
│   ├── src/
│   │   ├── components/     # React components
│   │   ├── App.tsx         # Main React app
│   │   └── index.tsx       # React entry point
│   ├── public/
│   └── package.json        # React app dependencies
└── package.json            # Extension dependencies

Building

  • npm run compile - Compile TypeScript and build React app
  • npm run watch - Watch mode for development
  • cd webview-ui && npm run build - Build React app only

Testing

Press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development Host. The extension will be available in the new VS Code window.

Configuration

Add the following settings to your VS Code User settings:

{
  "gitea.instanceURL": "[Your server instance address]",
  "gitea.owner": "[Owner of the gitea repo]",
  "gitea.repo": "[Repo name]",
  "gitea.token": "[Access token for the user]"
}

Commands

  • Gitea: View Pull Requests - Open a React-based view of all pull requests
  • Gitea: View Issues - Open a React-based view of all issues

Tree Views

The extension adds two tree views to the Explorer panel:

  1. Gitea Pull Requests - Shows a list of all pull requests
  2. Gitea Issues - Shows a list of all issues

Click on any item to see detailed information in a modern React-based webview.

Improvements over Original

  • React-based UI: Modern, responsive interface built with React and Tailwind CSS
  • Better Development Experience: Hot reloading and component-based architecture
  • VS Code Theme Integration: Respects VS Code's theme colors and styling
  • Improved Performance: Optimized React components with proper state management
  • Better Error Handling: More robust error handling and user feedback
  • Enhanced Styling: Professional UI with consistent design patterns
  • Timeline Feature: View detailed timeline of events for issues and pull requests including comments, labels, commits, merges, and more

Development Workflow

  1. Make changes to the extension code in src/
  2. Make changes to the React components in webview-ui/src/
  3. Run npm run compile to build everything
  4. Press Ctrl+R in the Extension Development Host to reload the extension
  5. Test your changes

For React-only changes, you can run cd webview-ui && npm start for development with hot reloading, then build with npm run build when ready.

License

MIT License

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