CodeHub README

The project's README from github.com/CodeHubApp/CodeHub. As one markdown file: README.md.

CodeHub

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CodeHub is the best way to browse and maintain your GitHub repositories on any iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad device! Keep an eye on your projects with the ability to view everything from pull requests to commenting on individual file diffs in the latest change set. CodeHub brings GitHub to your finger tips in a sleek and efficient design.

Follow the project on twitter: @CodeHubApp
Feature requests can be made on GitHub
Additional information can be found on the project's webpage

Screenshots

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Contributing

Contributions are absolutely welcome! The project is built on Xamarin, a free C# framework for iOS applications. You'll need to download this to build the project.

  1. Fork it!
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
  5. Submit a pull request :D

Troubleshooting

I Can't Find My Organization

CodeHub can see all organizations if they are granted access. GitHub, by default, disables third-party access for new organizations. Because of this, CodeHub has no knowledge that those organizations even exist. GitHub keeps that information from the app. There are several ways to correct this. If you own the organization follow these instructions. If you do not own the organization you can request access for CodeHub by following these instructions.

I Can't Find My Repository

If these repositories belong to an organization then your problem is most likely due to the issue above. Please consult it for a remedy.

If they do not belong to an organization then something is not right. Please file a ticket.'

I need help!

Try the Gitter channel.

Credits

A lot of thanks to many who contribute to open-source projects. The following were instrumental to building this app:

CodeHub (CodeHubApp/CodeHub)

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What is this?CodeHub is an iOS app for browsing and maintaining your GitHub repositories from an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad — from pull requests down to comments on individual file diffs.
How do I get CodeHub on my device?It is a regular iOS app: install it on your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad and sign in with your GitHub account. The README itself just points to the project's webpage for additional information.
Is CodeHub still actively developed?No. The GitHub repository is archived, so the app is no longer maintained — it keeps working as-is but gets no new features or fixes.
Does it run on Android too, or is it iOS only?iOS only — the README names the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad as the target devices, and the app is written in C# with Xamarin for iOS. There is no Android or desktop version.
What can I do with my repositories inside the app?You can keep an eye on your projects and view everything from pull requests to commenting on individual file diffs in the latest change set, in a design built to bring GitHub to your fingertips.
Why can't I see my organization's repositories in the app?GitHub disables third-party access for new organizations by default, so CodeHub does not know those organizations exist. If you own the org, grant access via GitHub's instructions; otherwise ask the owner to. The same fix covers missing repositories that belong to an organization.
What libraries is CodeHub built on?The README credits Json.NET, ReactiveUI, MVVMCross and Marked.js as instrumental to building the app — a C# stack covering JSON handling, reactive MVVM and Markdown rendering.
What are similar projects?Avalonia, uno, firefox-ios, TrollStore, mono, osu, Roam-Control, SteamTools
Which topics is it in?xamarin, mvvm, iphone, c-sharp, ios-app, c#, csharp, github, app, mobile-app, deprecated, mobile
Creator
CodeHubApp
Size
73.9 MB
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Updated
CommitMay 06Release2.5.0.1Feb 10
Age
13y
Commits · 90 Days