Implement skip repos option #74
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Fixes #73, specifically the first suggestion there.
I didn't actually test this. Just made the code changes. I don't super feel like playing with the build tooling right now, sorry 😅
.editorconfigbecause it was misaligned with what the files in the project were actually wanting.</div>which didn't have an opener anymore, unindented.Let me know if you want me to drop these changes, I kept them in a separate commit just in case.
SKIP_REPOS_KEYto the prefs storage, simple string from a textarea input..split(/[\s\n,]+/)to turn the options into an array. This allows for repos to be separated by comma, space, or newline. So something like"foo bar,,baz\n\nfoobar"turns into["foo", "bar", "baz", "foobar"]which is pretty clean..someto find if any of the skipped repos contain the stringuser + "/" + repo. So for example if the skip list hashttps://github.com/foo/foo, https://github.com/bar/bar, then it should return true forfoo/fooandbar/baras the user/repo and return false forbaz/baz.starGazerspart which does a simplereturn.Hopefully this all makes sense. Hopefully I got the HTML to look right (took a quick peek at semantic-ui docs, never used it before).