VersionOne-Shot

Make VersionOne more adorable.

What is VersionOne-Shot?

For a client project we use VersionOne which has a ton of functionality that is useful for their organization, but is not necessary in our day to day usage of the tool. We found that limiting the columns displayed and removing stories related to epics we were not working on provided a much better view of the work in front of us.

Additionally, when viewing an individual card we cleaned-up the padding and whitespace to make it easier to see the information most relevant to us.

Dependecies

• gulp
• npm
• node 4.0.0 or higher

Setup

1. Clone repository and cd into the directory
2. Run the following:

npm install &&
bower install &&
$(npm bin)/gulp build

1. In Chrome, open the Chrome Extensions page
2. Check the Developer mode checkbox
3. Click Load unpacked extension ... button
4. Navigate to the /app directory wherever you cloned the repository above.

Usage

It should "just work". Load VersionOne and watch the columns and epics you configured get hidden automagically.

Keyboard Shortcut

The v key reruns the page enhancements.

Hide a Column

1. Right-click on the header of the column you would like to remove.
2. Find the data-token value (i.e. StoryStatus1065) and note the number on the end
3. Open the Chrome Extensions page
4. Open the Options pop-up for the VersionOne-Shot extension
5. Add the number from step 2 above to the Columns to hide comma-separated list.
6. Click Save
7. Reload your project in VersionOne.

Hide an Epic

1. Right-click on the bottom tab on an Epic you would like to remove.
2. Find the rel value (i.e. Epic:208545) and note the number on the end
3. Open the Chrome Extensions page
4. Open the Options pop-up for the VersionOne-Shot extension
5. Add the number from step 2 above to the Epics to hide comma-separated list.
6. Click Save
7. Reload your project in VersionOne.

Building a Release for Chrome Web Store

Note: This action requires membership in the Google Group: Adorable VersionOne-Shot and a valid Google developer account ($5.00 registration fee).

1. Bump the version in the app/manifest.json as necessary. Note that the build process will increase the version in the manifest of the output directory (dist).
2. Run ne gulp build
3. Note the version in the output directory (dist/manifest.json).
4. From the root directory run zip -r releases/version-one-shot-0.0.5.zip dist.
5. Upload the result to the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard.