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Helps format code review comments on GitHub using the Conventional Comments standard. 🎯 The Problem Code reviews are crucial for maintaining code quality, but they often suffer from: - Ambiguous or unclear feedback - Misunderstandings about comment severity - Difficulty in parsing and tracking different types of feedback - Inconsistent commenting styles across team members 💡 The Solution Conventional Comments Helper brings the power of Conventional Comments directly into your GitHub workflow. It adds a sleek, intuitive toolbar to every comment box in GitHub, making it easy to: - Add standardized labels to your comments (praise, suggestion, issue, etc.) - Include decorators for additional context (non-blocking, blocking, if-minor) - Maintain consistent formatting across all review comments - Toggle between plain text and badge-style formatting ✨ Features 🎨 Intuitive Toolbar: Seamlessly integrated into GitHub's interface 🏷️ Standard Labels & Decorations 🔄 Toggle Functionality: Easily remove labels or decorations 🎨 Badge Style Option: Switch between text and visual badge formats 🌓 Dark Mode Support: Seamlessly works with GitHub's themes
GIFs for GitHub
Easily search and add a GIF into any GitHub comment box. Do you simply *need* GIFs to express yourself in GitHub? All those pull requests, code reviews, issues, and comments... wouldn't life be easier if you could just search and add a GIF in the click of a button? Well, look no further. Now you can search GIPHY straight from any comment box in GitHub, and add a GIF to your wordy masterpiece in a matter of seconds. No more trying to find a GIF that's under 10MB, no more manual tab opening and searching, no more writing your own markdown — just living your best GIF life. How does it work? - Click the GIF button in the top right of your comment box - A GIPHY dropdown will appear on-screen so you can search for your purrfect GIF - Select your GIF, and it will appear wherever your cursor is in the text box - You're done! Send away See the website for more info.
Conventional: comments
Write conventional comments directly in your favorite repository manager. Are you a fan of https://conventionalcomments.org? If the answer is yes, the extension will format your comments on merge/pull requests at the speed of light. The answer is no? Then still give it a try 😉 Compatible with GitHub and GitLab.
AWS Extend Switch Roles
Extend your AWS IAM switching roles. You can set the configuration like aws config format Switch role history does not remain only five maximum on the AWS Management Console. This extension gives you show all of switch roles from a browse menu by loading your aws configuration. ### Simple Configuration The simplest configuration is for multiple **target roles** when you always intend to show the whole list. **Target roles** can be expressed with a `role_arn` or with both `aws_account_id` and `role_name`. * `color` - The RGB hex value (without the prefix '#') for the color of the header bottom border and around the current profile. * `region` - Changing the region whenever switching the role if this parameter is specified. * `image` - The uri of an image to use on top of any color attribute supplied. The color and image are not mutually exclusive. ### Complex Configuration More complex configurations involve multiple AWS accounts and/or organizations. - If your account is aliased, you specify `aws_account_alias` in **base account**. - A **target role** is associated with a **base account** by the **target role** specifying a `source_profile`. - As above, **target roles** can be expressed with a `role_arn` or with both `aws_account_id` and `role_name` and can optionally pass the optional parameters. - If `target_role_name` is set in **base account**, the value is provided as the default role name for each **target roles**. ``` [organization1] aws_account_id = your-account-alias If you sign-in a base account, target roles of the other base accounts are excluded. For more information, please visit the homepage.
File Icons for GitHub and GitLab
A simple browser tool changes file's icon on GitHub, GitLab, gitea and gogs. On GitHub, no matter what kind of file is, their icons are all same. However, in your fancy editor, there are some packages which give every filetype an unique icon. Therefore, I build a simple extension to replace original file icon with filetype-specific icons. This improves visual recognition on GitHub, GitLab, etc. Hope you like it! **This extension is not a project of GitHub or any company**
