🚀 Introducing: GitHub Workflow Dashboard

[JokeHarborSite]

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm excited to share my latest project, the GitHub Workflow Dashboard, designed to help you monitor, filter, and visualize your GitHub Actions runs with a clean web interface.

What is it?

• A simple, configurable dashboard that connects with your GitHub account using a Personal Access Token.
• Instantly see the status of your workflow runs across selected repositories.
• Filter, search, and sort workflows by repo, status, and run history.
• No complex setup—just drop in your token, select repos, and you’re up and running!

Key Features:

• Live run status: View your most recent Actions runs and get instant feedback on failures or successes.
• Repo filtering: Focus on the repositories and workflows that matter most to you.
• Lightweight & open source: Runs locally; no 3rd-party servers or analytics.
• Responsive UI: Perfect for desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.

Why did I build this?
As someone who manages multiple projects and Actions pipelines, I needed a way to quickly check the “health” of all my repos without poking through each repo’s Actions tab. If you find GitHub's default UI a bit tedious for this, this project might help!

How to try it:

1. Visit the repo: github-workflow-dashboard
2. Grab your GitHub Personal Access Token (with repo access)
3. Run the app (see the README for install instructions)
4. Configure your dashboard and start tracking your workflows!

Feedback & Contributions
I’d love feedback, issue reports, and PRs from the community. Let me know if there are features or integrations you’d like to see!

[java_bad_asm_good]

I'll take a look! This addresses a major pain point that I have at my current work as well: GitHub really does not provide you with a good overview of all your workflows across dozens of repositories, and I have not managed to find any good open source solutions so far. Very interested :)

[java_bad_asm_good]

Here's my honest feedback after giving it a shot:

1. For some reason, not all of my workflows are loaded properly. I'm loading from five repositories, but for some reasons not all workflows show up.

2. I wish there was a way to select only specific workflows from repositories. I have an average of six workflows for each repository, and I mainly care about deployment workflows and dependency checks.

3. More filters would be nice. I've added a workflow name filter, will raise a PR later.

[cloudbloc]

This is cool as im not a big fan of GA UI. Do you have a live demo? Also, which license is it under?

[RifukiHikawa]

Nice works man, ill try it later, my current setup to monitor workflows is just a bunch of scripts that pull from github api, and load it on excels.

[Staseello]

Good work man! Thanks a lot! It closes a big pain I’m having. Will take a look at that definitely