Is there any Node.js issue trackers out there? [closed]

Question

All I can find now is omega, which uses WebSockets and updates in real-time. Which is good, but still in development stage.

I would like to know if there is any handy, ready for production use issue trackers that has hooks, or somehow integrates with Git or SVN.

Languedoc

Answer 1

Trello is built in Node and uses socket.io and websockets. You can read about their stack here. My team used it before we switched to Assembla right when I started. But Trello was great, and I believe that it integrates with Git.

Tillo

Trello is awesome, but I had no idea it was written in Node. – Chalky

I tried Trello months ago, didn't know it integrates with Git. How do I set that up? – Languedoc

You can check out the github-trello gem. It allows you to reference an issue with a commit, etc. – Tillo

Did that solve your issue, @Vicary? – Tillo

Not exactly what I want, our team doesn't bother spend the time to setup a local Trello server at the moment (was expecting to use trello.com directly). – Languedoc

The information is useful though, up voted. – Languedoc

I wonder if one of us misread that gem? The documentation doesn't look to me like you set up a local Trello server, but that the gem adds a path where your commits will send data to your Trello board (on trello.com) through the API with the use of your API key. – Tillo

We have a local git repo instead of Github, looks like it takes a lot more work for local hook scripts. – Languedoc

Answer 2

What about rollbar.com? (works client side and server side, integrates with github)

Plunkett

I am not looking for paid, or even hosted platforms. – Languedoc