GitAuto: 🧚🤖 Pixeebot Activity Dashboard

[gitauto-ai]

Resolves #580

What is the feature

Introduce the Pixeebot Activity Dashboard, a comprehensive dashboard that summarizes repository activity, highlights improvement opportunities, and provides key metrics and resources for developers.

Why we need the feature

The Activity Dashboard will help developers and contributors stay informed about the repository's status, track progress, identify areas for improvement, and access essential tools and resources. This centralized view enhances transparency, encourages proactive contributions, and streamlines access to important information, ultimately improving the overall development workflow.

How to implement and why

1. Design the Dashboard Interface:

   • Create a user-friendly UI that displays activity summaries, recommendations, metrics, and resources.
   • Use existing data sources and APIs to populate the dashboard with real-time information.

2. Integrate with Repository Data:

   • Fetch data related to pull requests, issues, and code metrics using tools like SonarCloud, CodeQL, and Semgrep.
   • Ensure seamless integration with current configurations such as .github, sonar-project.properties, and other relevant files.

3. Add Interactive Elements:

   • Implement interactive components like clickable links to resources, feedback forms, and tool integrations.
   • Allow users to customize their view based on their preferences and roles.

4. Ensure Responsiveness and Accessibility:

   • Make the dashboard responsive for various devices and screen sizes.
   • Adhere to accessibility standards to accommodate all users.

5. Deploy and Monitor:

   • Deploy the dashboard using existing infrastructure, ensuring it integrates smoothly with the current CI/CD pipeline.
   • Monitor usage and gather feedback to iterate and improve the dashboard over time.

This step-by-step implementation ensures a structured approach, leverages existing tools and configurations, and focuses on user experience and continuous improvement.

About backward compatibility

The introduction of the Activity Dashboard will be an addition to the existing repository features and will not disrupt current workflows. It will exist alongside existing tools and configurations, ensuring that there is no negative impact on backward compatibility. Users can opt to use the dashboard without affecting their current setup, providing flexibility and maintaining stability.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-580-1be9ba48-1651-40f0-975f-25b7cd5b5979
git pull origin gitauto/issue-580-1be9ba48-1651-40f0-975f-25b7cd5b5979

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[gitauto-ai]

Committed the Check Run link-checker error fix! Running it again...

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[gstraccini]

This pull request is ready ✅ for merge/squash.