feat: add repository health filters and sorting - #165
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WalkthroughThe repositories page now filters repositories by health score, resets all filter controls and pagination, and displays dedicated controls and empty states. The light-theme date-picker CSS rule also has its missing closing brace. ChangesRepository health filtering
Date-picker CSS fix
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to Repository health and activity filtering and sorting are mergeable, with one bounded accessibility follow-up: activity filter buttons should expose which option is selected to assistive technology. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/pages/RepositoriesPage.jsx`:
- Around line 61-71: Add a render branch in RepositoriesPage that distinguishes
an empty dataset from a non-empty allRepos whose filtered results are empty,
displaying a no-match state with a reset action for the latter. Keep the
existing allRepos.length === 0 state unchanged, and ensure the reset action
clears the active filters/search so repositories can be shown again.
- Around line 213-229: Add aria-pressed={health === l} to each health filter
button in the button-rendering block so assistive technology can identify the
selected filter while preserving the existing visual state logic.
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In `@src/pages/RepositoriesPage.jsx`:
- Around line 199-200: Add aria-pressed to the activity filter button rendered
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Nice work but I think both the filters are based on health score. So I think this filter would be mostly duplication. |
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Thanks for pointing this out! I checked the current implementation. The two filters are related, but they are not duplicates. The Health Score is a combined metric based on Activity (40%), Issue Health (30%), and Contributor Diversity (30%), whereas the Activity Classification is based specifically on repository update recency (Thriving, Active, Dormant, and Hibernating). So the Activity filter provides a different way to identify repositories based specifically on their recent activity. If you still feel that the Activity filter doesn't provide enough meaningful distinction from the Health Score filter, I’m happy to remove it and keep the implementation focused. |
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Just to add some context, when I originally created this issue, there wasn't a clear way to explore repositories specifically based on their Health Score or use Health Score as a filtering criterion. With this PR, users can now:
The implementation reuses the existing repository data and does not require any additional API requests. @Ri1tik, whenever you have some time, could you please take another look at the PR and let me know if any changes are needed? Thanks! |
Related Issue
Closes #143
What does this PR do?
This PR adds repository health filtering and improves repository exploration by allowing users to filter and sort repositories using health, activity, language, and other existing repository metrics.
Implemented
Added Health Score filters:
Added Activity filters:
Health and activity filters can be combined with:
Added sorting support for existing repository columns:
Health Score sorting supports both:
Added a Reset Filters button to restore the default filter state.
Filters and sorting work together without additional API requests.
Updated the filter UI with clear active states for Health and Activity filters.
Added appropriate health-based colours for Healthy, Moderate, and Poor states.
Testing
Tested locally to verify:
Demo
OrgExplorer.GitHub.Organization.Analytics.Repository.Insights.-.Google.Chrome.2026-08-14.06-26-59.mp4
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New Features
Bug Fixes