An GitHub app that combined some other apps into one solution, open-sourced and free to use without any strings.

We deploy codebase updates thru automations without messing up the project members to use git push commands because GitLab pulls the updates from Glitch then pushes to GitHub.

• Glitch (the origin) - https://glitch.com/edit/#!/recaptime-probotapp
• GitLab (where the CI tests our code) - https://gitlab.com/MadeByThePinsTeam-DevLabs/recaptime-probotapp
• GitHub (here, where the things will archived every Feburary 2 after 5 years) - https://github.com/MadeByThePinsHub/RecapTime-ProbotApp

You can also read this article on our Freshdesk Help Center to learn more about how you set up

To get started using the bot, here are the steps to deploy this bot to your repo.

• First, login to your GitHub account.
• Then, click here to open installation page.
• Select where the app to deploy. If you choose not to deploy the app to all of your current repositories (plus future ones), choose
• After that, the app is successfully installed. See follow-up steps for details.
• To test whetever the bot is working for your own repo, try to test features first if working. If not, see docs/troubleshooting/basic-help.md for help.

If you want to use the soruce code for your organization, do the following steps below. Requires Node.js and NPM (check the pakcage.json file for details) and knowledge in Javascript to continue.

• Fork your own copy of this repository and then clone to your machine or somewhere.
• Customize your code, including the installation info.
• When ready, deploy the code into cloud or on-premises.

• See the documentation website for more information as we want to seperate the documentation from our messier code. That website is also open-sourced on GitLab at https://gitlab.com/MadeByThePinsTeam-DevLabs/recap-time/probot-docs.recaptime.tk

For the full scoop, use /help to see full list of available working commands and /help [command] for help about an command.

• /help - sends the full list of available commands. Also includes documetation links.
• /addlabel [label] - adds an label to an issue/PR. (You can as many labels as you can.)
• /rmlabel [label] - same as /addlabel but it'll removes labels.
• /about - about the bot, including installation info.