#Mythili

Mythili is a scripted progrm for interacting with GitHub's Issues API. Mythili will pull down the issues for the configured repository and build a simple CSV file to represent the data.

##Setup

1. Open the file configTemp.json in a plain text editor (vim, nano, Sublime Text, or Notepad will do fine)
2. fill in the empty fields and save the file as config.json

For Example: to get the issues for this repository the config.json would look like:

{
	"username"	: "yourGitHubUsername",
	"password"	: "yourGitHubPassword",
	"hostName"	: "api.github.com",
	"repoApi"	: "repos",
	"repoOwner"	: "benjaminjnoack",
	"repoName" 	: "mythili",
	"endpoint"	: "issues",
	"queries"	: {
		"page"	: 1,
		"labels": [],
		"state" : "all",
		"direction" : "asc",
		"sort": "creation"
	}
}

The username and password fields are only required if the repository you are trying to access is private.

The direction field determines the direction of the sort and may have one of the following values:

asc, desc

The labels field is an array of zero or more labels

["bug", "Precinct UI"]

The state field may have one of the following values:

all, open, closed

The sort fieild may have one of the following values:

created, updated, comments

You may edit these settings at any time to alter the default behavior of the program

##Command Line Usage

The config.json file can be overriden at runtime via command line arguments. For Example:

node mythili.js --sort desc

The currently supported command line arguments are:

--direction
--labels
--sort
--state

The acceptable arguments are the same as those for config.json. The only difference is --labels which accepts a comma seperated list. If the label includes a space, wrap the labels argument in quotations as shown below. For Example, to search for issues with the "bug" and "help wanted" labels

node mythili.js --labels "bug,help wanted"