This is a small project to display your tickets in Codebase ( www.codebasehq.com ) in Kanban style.
After checking out the code repsitory, you need to copy the settings.example.php to settings.php and edit that file with the appropriate config data. You currently need to specify 3 configuration options:
- /$codebaseAccount/ This is the Codebase account you use. Not your username, by the way.
- /$codebaseUser/ This is the username, used for authentication with the Codebase API. The user must have adminitration privileges, otherwise the kanban board will not work.
- /$codebaseMainProject/ The simple name of the project for which you want to show the kanban board
There is a sqlite database (user.sqlite) that has the user/password/api_key. The default user/pass is admin/admin, with no api_key.
Note :: The user.sqlite.example should be renamed to user.sqlite. I did this because I don't want to upload my user.sqlite file with my users.
To create a new user you have to access the db. There you have to insert your username, your codebase.api_key and a password-hash.
To create a password-hash for your new user, you have to go to http://localhost/generate_password.php?password=<your.password.here> That page will generate a hash-password for you that you have to insert into the db.
Kanban is just plain PHP and Javascript. Just upload the files to your server and you're done!
You can control the columns through Codebase. For every possible status a column will be created. You can control the ordering of the columns also via Codebase. If a status is treated as if the ticket was closed, then the column will use the full width of the page, otherwise the columns will have a fixed width.
Currently, the kanban board will use the first active milestone it can find.
If you want to know more, have questions etc. please contact me at [email protected]
I am working in my spare time on a fork of this project from springest so it isn't entirely unmaintained. (at least not my fork).