GitHub Notifications on your menu bar. Available on macOS, Windows and Linux.

You can download Gitify for free from the website www.gitify.io or install it via Homebrew Cask.

brew install --cask gitify

Gitify supports macOS, Windows and Linux.

pnpm install

Optional: If you prefer to use your own OAuth credentials, you can do so by passing them as environment variables when bundling the app. This is optional as the app has some default "development" keys (use at your own discretion).

OAUTH_CLIENT_ID="123" OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="456789" pnpm build

To watch for changes(webpack) in the src directory:

pnpm watch

To run the electron app:

pnpm start

The release process is automated. Follow the steps below.

1. Verify that all features you want targeted in the release have been merged to main.
2. Create a new draft release. Set the tag version to something with the format of v1.2.3. Save as a draft before moving to the next step
3. Create a branch that starts with release/vX.X.X (ie. release/v1.2.3).
4. In the same branch, bump the version of the app by running pnpm version <new-version-number. Commit these changes and open a PR. A GitHub Actions workflow will build, sign and upload the release assets for each commit to that branch as long as a branch is named like release/vX.X.X and there is a draft release with the same version number(package.json).
5. Merge your release branch into main.
6. Publish the release once you've finalized the release notes and confirmed all assets are there.
7. Merge the open pull request in gitify-app/website (ie: bump/v1.2.3)

There are 2 checks - one for biome (linter & formatter) and one for the unit tests with jest.

# Run biome to check linting and formatting
pnpm lint:check

# Run unit tests with coverage
pnpm test

# If you want to pass arguments to jest (or other `pnpm` commands)
# like `--watch`, you can prepend `--` to the command
pnpm test -- --watch

Please visit our Gitify FAQs for all commonly asked questions.

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
6. Make sure tests are passing

Gitify is licensed under the MIT Open Source license. For more information, see LICENSE.