Announcing Hutch: An iOS Client for Sourcehut

1. Hutch

I'm proud to announce that I've released my third (and, in my opinion, most useful) iOS app: Hutch.

1.1. Project Links

I don't want to bury the lede, so let me start with links to the app and various project pages:

Product

• App Store
• Website

Development

• Source
• Project
• Issues

1.2. Overview

Hutch is a mobile client for Sourcehut, a development host & forge. If you're not familiar with Sourcehut, it provides a long list of services:

• Git repositories
• Mercurial repositories
• CI/CD builds
• Issue trackers
• Mailing lists
• Pastes/snippets
• Static page hosting

1.3. Features

Hutch provides an interface for the following services:

• Projects:
  • Aggregate location to link repositories, tickets, & lists together
• Repositories (Git & Mercurial):
  • README summaries with rendering support for Markdown and Org-Mode
  • File trees
  • Commit logs
  • Branches & tags
  • Artifacts
  • Settings
• Trackers:
  • Create new trackers
  • Create tasks within trackers
  • Comment on tasks
  • Manage assignments, labels, and resolution status
• Builds:
  • Submit a build manifest manually
  • Resubmit builds
  • Edit & resubmit builds
• Lists:
  • View mailing list messages with built-in patch viewing support
  • Unified inbox view for unread threads
• Pastes:
  • Create new pastes with single files, multiple files, and visibility options
  • View, delete, and change visibility of existing pastes
• Meta:
  • Profile editing options for your avatar, email, URL, location, and bio
  • Add & remove SSH and PGP keys
  • View your personal access tokens (PATs)
  • Enable/disable app-wide swipe actions

1.4. Roadmap

As this is a solo-dev project (and I'm not a full-time developer), the roadmap is flexible and may change based on feedback I receive or things I'm currently focused on.

At the time of posting, we're on v2.5.2. At this point in time, I have the following tagged on my roadmap:

• Enhance file content rendering (e.g., line numbers, syntax highlighting)
• Search feature to load a specific user, project, or repository (e.g., ~hutch/REPO) that the logged-in user doesn't own
• Public project discovery for public projects

2. Feedback Welcome!

If you use Sourcehut and iOS, please give Hutch a try and let me know your thoughts!

If you find bugs or issues, feel free to file them in the todo tracker or email the mailing list at hutch-devel.

...or, comment on this post on Bubbles!