GAMA is a powerful terminal-based user interface tool designed to streamline the management of GitHub Actions workflows. It allows developers to list, trigger, and manage workflows with ease directly from the terminal.
- Extended Workflow Inputs: Supports more than 10 workflow inputs using JSON format.
- Workflow History: Conveniently list all historical runs of workflows in a repository.
- Discoverability: Easily list all triggerable (dispatchable) workflows in a repository.
- Workflow Management: Trigger specific workflows with custom inputs.
Before using GAMA, you need to generate a GitHub token. Follow these instructions to create your token.
Place a ~/.config/gama/config.yaml file in your home directory with the following content:
github:
token: <your github token>
keys:
switch_tab_right: shift+right
switch_tab_left: shift+left
quit: ctrl+c
refresh: ctrl+r
enter: enter
tab: tabAlternatively, you can use an environment variable:
GITHUB_TOKEN="<your github token>" gamaYou can also make it an alias for a better experience:
alias gama='GITHUB_TOKEN="<your github token>" command gama'If you have the GitHub CLI installed, you automatically insert the var via:
GITHUB_TOKEN="$(gh auth token)" gamaThis will skip needing to generate a token via the GitHub website.
Warning
For security reasons, you should not export your token globally in your shell.
That would make it available to any app that can read environment variables.
You should avoid committing it to your dotfiles repository, too.
Run GAMA in a Docker container:
docker run --rm -it --env GITHUB_TOKEN="<your github token>" termkit/gama:latestDownload the latest binary from the releases page.
make build
# output: ./release/gamaContributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.
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