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GitHub-reward

A free alternative of IssueHunt.io, Polar.sh & Gitee reward, which builds Developer DAOs based on Git & GitHub, instead of confusing Block Chain technology.

Claim Issue Reward Statistic Member Reward

Installation

New repository

Click the Use this template button on the top of this GitHub repository's home page to create your own repository.

Old repository

NPM compatible environment for example:

npm i pnpm -g

cd /path/to/your/git/repository/root

pnpx git-utility download https://github.com/idea2app/GitHub-reward main .github/ .github/

Usage

  1. The PMs, clients or users of your product should submit Feature/Enhancement requests or Bug reports with Issue forms, and set the Reward value

  2. Your GitOps chat bot (such as Lark-GitHub-bot) may send an Issue message to your team channel

  3. Your team members should create a Pull request with closes #issue_number description to claim the reward

  4. After the CI/CD & code review passed, set hardwork reviewers as PR assignees first for reward sharing, then the PR can be merged

  5. GitHub actions will calculate every closed Reward Issue, and save the reward data of all related developers to a Git tag of the merged commit

    Note: Bot users (including GitHub Copilot, Dependabot, etc.) are automatically excluded from reward distribution to ensure only real developers receive compensation.

  6. Every first day of a month, GitHub actions will calculate the reward data of all developers in the last month, and save it to a Git tag & GitHub release of the merged commit

  7. Pay the salary to developers via your convenience

Reference

  1. Open Source Bounty (original thought)
  2. Open Collaboration Token (OCToken)
  3. Lark BI Table implementation

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A free alternative of IssueHunt.io, Polar.sh & Gitee reward, which builds Developer DAOs based on Git & GitHub, instead of confusing Block Chain technology.

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