Bluejay Setup Instructions

Bluejay is an experimental tool that plugs into the tools we use in the Agile/XP workflow—GitHub, Heroku, Tracker, Slack, others—and tries to give your team helpful feedback to follow the Agile process. Here's how to connect it to your team's repo.

• Add the below file info.yml to the root of your repo. Edit the contents to contain links to Pivotal Tracker project and Heroku app URLs. For each team member, the file must contain their name and surname (minimum 3 characters in each field, add spaces if necessary), their Pivotal and GitHub usernames and their Heroku email.
• Go to https://join.bluejay.governify.io Links to an external site. and enter the team repository URL (must be public). Click "Check" to check the validity of the info.yml file.
• If the file is valid, a new field will appear. Enter "CS169L-23" and click "Join". The project will be added to Bluejay.
• After clicking "Join", the markup code for a Bluejay badge will appear. Add this code to the README file of the repository for quick access to the Bluejay dashboard.

project:
  name: 'Project name' # Your project name, e.g. Cue-to-cue
  owner: 'CS169L-23' # Do not change
  teamId: 'XX' # Your team number, e.g. 02
  identities:
    pivotal: 'https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/XXXXXXX' # Your Pivotal project URL
    heroku: 'https://xxxxxxxx.herokuapp.com' # Your Heroku app URL
  members:
    member1: # Add all project members
      name: 'Governify' # Member 1 name
      surname: 'Auditor' # Member 1 last name
      githubUsername: 'governifyauditor' # Member 1 GitHub username
      pivotalUsername: 'governifyauditor' # Member 1 Pivotal username
      herokuEmail: 'governify.auditor@gmail.com' # Member 1 Heroku username
    member2:
      name: 'Mem2'
      surname: 'Last2'
      githubUsername: 'mygh2'
      pivotalUsername: 'mypt2'
      herokuEmail: 'hkmail2@berkeley.edu'