gitterApp 0.1.14

Git repo manager get status of multiple git repos in one place

Gitter

A terminal dashboard for monitoring multiple Git repositories. Built with Python and Textual.

Gitter shows the status, current release, and upcoming issues for all your configured repos at a glance — and lets you stage files and write commits without leaving the terminal.

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Features

• Multi-repo dashboard — see branch status, release version, and next-release issues for all projects in one view
• Release notes — commits are parsed into tagged releases and issues, displayed as a Markdown panel
• Git commit modal — type/issue/summary fields auto-filled from the branch name, with a staging view for reviewing changes before committing
• Stage/unstage files — double-click files to stage or unstage; one-click stage all / unstage all
• CLI interface — status and issues commands with Rich-formatted tables for use in scripts or pipelines
• Auto-refresh — repos are polled every 90 seconds in the background

Requirements

• Python 3.9+
• Git installed and available on PATH

Installation

git clone https://github.com/bobbyskinnerart/Gitter.git
cd Gitter
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate       # Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

TUI (interactive dashboard)

python main.py tui

CLI commands

python main.py status                   # Table of all projects with status and release info
python main.py issues                   # All issues grouped by project and release
python main.py issues -p <project>      # Filter by project name
python main.py issues -r <release>      # Filter by release tag
python main.py version                  # Print version

Key bindings (TUI)

Key	Action
Ctrl+K	Commit selected project
Ctrl+A	Add project
Ctrl+E	Edit selected project
Ctrl+D	Delete selected project
Ctrl+R	Toggle release notes panel
Ctrl+L	Toggle log panel
Ctrl+Q	Quit

Double-click a project row to edit it.

Configuration

Projects are stored in ~/.gitter as JSON. Add a repo via Ctrl+A in the TUI or by editing the file directly.

Each project entry supports:

Field	Description
name	Display name
directory	Absolute path to the git repo
tagBranch	Branch where release tags live (e.g. main)
issuePrefixes	Issue prefixes to detect in commit messages (e.g. GIT, PROJ)
prPatterns	PR number patterns (regex)
groups	Optional grouping labels
favorite	Mark as favorite

License

MIT — see LICENSE.md for details.