A Rust program to interact with the GitHub Issues and Repo's

Yes, there are things like gh, octorust and potentially many others, however, I want my own one that I can actually install on ther cluster where I work and that can cache issues when I go offline. This isn't super often but once or twice a week (the bus from work, train to cambridge for example).

I was debating on a TUI using ratatui but it is nice not needing to load it up, exit, do somthing, forget something, load back in.. ad infinum.

This will be a very simple:

• Add Username
• Add Email
• Add Password
• Add Token - if needed

Could this be replaced by using global git values if available.

Currently, using toml file with:

user = "username: String"
token = "token: String

I may add other args such as terminal_length here so that there is a default you can control.

The issues subcommand will:

• enable viewing of issues in your repo (current repo by default, by using an initialised git repo's .git/config file).

  • ogit issues

• enable viewing of issues in other repos, using a repo_override switch.

  • ogit issues view -o/--repo_override {user/organisation}/{repo}

• caching of issues for offline reference <-- main reason for making this.

  • Should caching be automatic to be seamless?
  • Currently works as: ogit issues --cache_issues

• View cached issues with: ogit issues --from_cache

  • again, should this be automatic if no internet?

- `git create [--cache_pre / --push]`
- enter a issue building thing
- checks if online or not
  - tells user if offline, it wll be cached
  - When online use `ogit push` to throw each pre-issue (issues created locally, not on remote) to the repo.

- `ogit info --issue [integer] --fields [default: all, status, title, body, assignees, labels, comments]
- Printing all comments may cause an issue...
- Should be cached
- Get the details of an issue

A subcommand to get some basic overviews of a repo, again defaults to current directories .git/config: - ogit repo [--repo_override, --repo_all] --stats [stars, issues, releases, PRs, contributors]