▶ Showing active issues
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Shown in the header and changelog. Leave blank to use your username.
Choose a colour — your initials (1–2 letters) will appear as your avatar.
Choose light or dark interface theme.
This application is built with the following open-source packages:
| Package | Version | License | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| Express | ^4.18.2 | MIT | TJ Holowaychuk |
| pg | ^8.13.3 | MIT | Brian Carlson |
| express-session | ^1.18.1 | MIT | TJ Holowaychuk |
| Chart.js | ^4.x | MIT | Chart.js Contributors |
Displayed in the header and browser tab.
Background colour of the top navigation bar.
Background colour of the bottom footer bar.
Background colour of primary action buttons across the app.
Enable location coordinates on issues and a Map view in the navigation.
Enable the Systems monitoring page in the navigation.
Types available in the Type dropdown.
Open, Ongoing and Closed are required.
At least one project must always exist. Deleting a project reassigns its issues to another project.
To restrict a user to specific projects, click the edit icon next to their project access. Admins always see everything.
| Username | Role | Project Access |
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Allow external websites or systems to submit issues directly into this tracker. Choose the method that suits you best — no programming experience required for options 1 and 2.
Issues submitted with this key will be filed under the selected project.
Copy the code below and paste it into any page on your website. It creates a ready-made "Submit an Issue" form — no programming needed.
Paste this once, just before the </body> tag on your website. It adds a floating button in the corner that opens a pop-up submission form.
Send a POST request from any system, app, or automated script.
POST
X-Api-Key: <your-key>
Request body (JSON):
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
title | Yes | Short title shown in the issue list |
reporter | Yes | Name or email of the person submitting |
description | Yes | Full description of the issue |
type | No | Issue type (defaults to first available type) |
priority | No | low / normal / high / top (defaults to normal) |
Example (curl):
Example (JavaScript fetch):
This key can only read issues from the selected project. Scope it to a specific project to limit what the consumer can access.
Use these endpoints to display issues in another application. The key grants read-only access — no data can be created or modified. Comments and the change log are never included in responses.
GET
X-Api-Key: <your-read-key>
Issue object fields returned:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id | Unique issue identifier |
date | Issue date (YYYY-MM-DD) |
type | Issue type |
status | Current status (open, ongoing, closed, backlog…) |
header | Short title / header |
description | Full description |
priority | low / normal / high / top |
reporter | Who reported the issue |
assignedTo | Assigned user ID (if any) |
projectId | Project this issue belongs to |
closedDate | Date closed (if applicable) |
createdAt | Creation timestamp |
Example (curl):
Example (JavaScript fetch):
Import issues from a CSV file. You will map the CSV columns to issue fields before the import runs.
| Issue field | CSV column to use |
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Export all issues for a project to a CSV file.
Obtain your key at console.anthropic.com.
The key is stored securely in the database and never exposed to clients.
If the ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable is set, it takes precedence over this setting.
Model used for the AI chat assistant and issue review features.