Shell Script to Open GitHub Issues Updated in the Last n Hours in Browser
I’ll introduce a shell script that opens GitHub issues updated in the last n hours in a browser.
Since I started creating daily reports with GitHub issues, I needed a way to batch open and read issues updated within the last day.
Environment
## Please change the values of the following variables as appropriate before execution
# Get issues updated after 22:00 the previous day
previous_date=$(date -v-1d "+%Y-%m-%dT22:00:00+09:00")
# Repository name to fetch
gh_repo_name="codenote-net/sandbox"
gh_updated_date="$previous_date"
# Save the output of `gh issue list` to a variable
issue_list=$(gh issue list --repo "$gh_repo_name" --search "updated:>$gh_updated_date" --state all --limit 1000)
base_url="https://github.com/$gh_repo_name/issues/"
# Extract the first number, combine URLs, and open in browser
echo "$issue_list" | awk '{print $1}' | while read -r issue_num; do
open "${base_url}${issue_num}"
sleep 1
done
That’s all from the Gemba, where I created a shell script to batch open GitHub issues updated in the last n hours in a browser.