How to find "Good First Issues" How to find "Good First Issues" Quipper Limited at Roppongi.js#4 @ohbarye

If you: If you: want to contribute OSS are struggling to nd a repository or an issue to contribute (would rather you preferred major OSS ) This talk would be helpful to you.

Content Content A tip to nd "Good First Issues" with a script to make an issue list. This talk focuses on just a way to nd them. See if you want to know next steps. OSS 貢献超入門

Issue List Issue List First of all, see the "good rst issue" . list

BTW, what is "good first issue"? BTW, what is "good first issue"?

Apply the and labels to issues in your repository to highlight opportunities for people to contribute to your project. https://help.github.com/articles/helping-new- contributors- nd-your-project-with-labels/

How to make the list How to make the list

To make it, I wrote a simple script in . 1. Call GitHub GraphQL API 2. Format its response 3. Create CSV https://github.com/ohbarye/goo

GraphQL Query

"good- rst-issues:>1" ref: GitHub help

"stars:>500" ref: GitHub help

Response Response

Once we can easily get data via the GitHub API, it's not a hard task to format the data.

Now that we have the candidate list, all we have to do is check issues one by one.

Another way Another way Use Jasper

Create a stream to nd "good rst issues"

NOTE NOTE I used to nd issues with this way, but... It cannot sort repositories by stars count It cannot reject wrong usage of "good rst issue" It noti es me every when an issue is updated In short, that was too noisy.

Are they really nice ways? Are they really nice ways?

At least, I could have contributed some popular repositories even though I was not familiar with them. e.g. Node.js

Let's find your "good first issues" Let's find your "good first issues" And contribute! And contribute!

Who? Who? @ohbarye Web Developer / Engineering Manager Working for http://ohbarye.me/ Quipper

7/19 (Thu) 19:30-22:00 7/19 (Thu) 19:30-22:00 https://techplay.jp/event/680406