Triggr allows software developers define probes as JSON files for monitoring code changes over the main shared codebase (e.g. Git) or calculating metrics for a selected piece of code. It also supports sending customized feedback to the developers through pre-specified channels. The user-defined probes are triggered through continuous monitoring of the shared code repository rather than being dependent on a build pipeline of a CI server.

You have to download .NET Core from download

Also, it would be nice to have VSCode.

Follow the instructions

git clone https://github.com/lyzerk/Triggr.git
cd Triggr
dotnet restore

If you do have VSCode.

code .

It will offer you restoring this process. Just accept it.

Press F5. Then you are ready to go.

If you don't have VSCode

dotnet run --project src/Triggr.UI/Triggr.UI.csproj

Generation of database files has not been checked in different operating systems yet, and hence, you may need to delete .db files for different OS's other than macOS. It will generate the database files again for your OS.