# GitHub Projects Sync Guide This guide helps you sync TODO.md with your GitHub Projects board at: https://github.com/users/jopa79/projects/2/views/1 ## Quick Setup ### 1. Grant GitHub CLI Permissions Run this command to add project management scopes: ```bash gh auth refresh -s read:project -s project -h github.com ``` This will open your browser to authorize the additional permissions. ### 2. Verify Access Check if you can access your project: ```bash gh project list --owner jopa79 ``` You should see "GrabZilla 2.1" (project #2) in the list. ## Current TODO.md Status ### ✅ Completed Priorities (Already Done) **Priority 1: Code Management** ✅ - All code committed and pushed - Commit: 1698249 **Priority 2: Testing & Validation** ✅ - All tests passing (npm test) - Metadata service verified - Cookie file support working **Priority 3: Binary Management** ✅ - Version checking implemented - Statusline with updates - Binary path management **Priority 4: Performance & Parallel Processing** ✅ - Parallel downloads (4x faster) - GPU acceleration - Performance monitoring - Metadata optimization (70% less data) **Priority 5: YouTube Enhancements** ✅ - YouTube Shorts support - Playlist parsing - Batch import ### 🟢 Pending Priority (To Add to Project) **Priority 6: Cross-Platform & Build** Tasks to add as GitHub Issues: 1. **Cross-platform build testing** - Build and test on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) - Build and test on Windows 10/11 - Build and test on Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch) 2. **Distribution setup** - Configure electron-builder for all platforms - Create installers (DMG, NSIS, AppImage) - Code signing setup - Auto-update configuration 3. **Release pipeline** - GitHub Actions workflow for builds - Automated testing on all platforms - Release notes generation - Version bumping automation ## Manual Sync Options ### Option A: Create Issues via GitHub CLI ```bash # Create an issue and add to project gh issue create \ --title "Cross-platform build testing" \ --body "Build and test on macOS, Windows, and Linux" \ --label "priority-6" \ --project "jopa79/2" gh issue create \ --title "Distribution setup with electron-builder" \ --body "Configure installers for DMG, NSIS, AppImage" \ --label "priority-6" \ --project "jopa79/2" gh issue create \ --title "Release pipeline automation" \ --body "GitHub Actions workflow for automated builds" \ --label "priority-6" \ --project "jopa79/2" ``` ### Option B: Create Issues via GitHub Web UI 1. Go to: https://github.com/jopa79/GrabZilla21/issues 2. Click "New Issue" 3. Fill in title and description from TODO.md 4. Add labels (e.g., "priority-6", "enhancement") 5. Link to project: Select "Projects" → "GrabZilla 2.1" ### Option C: Bulk Create via Script Run the sync script: ```bash ./scripts/sync-github-projects.sh ``` This will: - Check GitHub CLI setup - Request permissions if needed - Show current project status - Provide commands to sync tasks ## Keeping in Sync ### When completing tasks in TODO.md: 1. **Update TODO.md** (mark task as completed) 2. **Update GitHub Issue** (close issue or move to "Done") 3. **Commit changes** (git commit with reference to issue #) Example: ```bash git commit -m "feat: Complete cross-platform builds - ✅ macOS Intel and Apple Silicon builds - ✅ Windows 10/11 builds - ✅ Linux builds (Ubuntu, Fedora) Closes #42" ``` ### Automation Ideas You could set up GitHub Actions to: - Auto-create issues from TODO.md changes - Update project board when commits reference issues - Sync completed tasks back to TODO.md ## Current Project Status Based on TODO.md (as of Jan 7, 2025): | Priority | Status | Tasks Completed | Tasks Pending | |----------|--------|-----------------|---------------| | P1: Code Management | ✅ Done | 1/1 | 0 | | P2: Testing | ✅ Done | 3/7 | 4* | | P3: Binary Mgmt | ✅ Done | All | 0 | | P4: Performance | ✅ Done | 6/6 | 0 | | P5: YouTube | ✅ Done | 4/4 | 0 | | P6: Cross-Platform | 🟢 Pending | 0/3 | 3 | *P2 remaining tasks are optional/future enhancements ## Next Steps 1. ✅ Run `gh auth refresh` to grant permissions (if needed) 2. Create 3 issues for Priority 6 tasks 3. Add issues to your project board 4. Start working on cross-platform builds 5. Update TODO.md and GitHub Issues as you progress --- **Questions?** Check the GitHub CLI docs: https://cli.github.com/manual/