# EasyHub **Repository Path**: HUAJILA/easy-hub ## Basic Information - **Project Name**: EasyHub - **Description**: EasyHub：面向新手的开源 GitHub Windows 桌面客户端，免装 Git，轻松发布源码与新版本。 - **Primary Language**: TypeScript - **License**: Apache-2.0 - **Default Branch**: main - **Homepage**: https://fufu-flash.github.io/easyhub-website/ - **GVP Project**: No ## Statistics - **Stars**: 0 - **Forks**: 0 - **Created**: 2026-09-26 - **Last Updated**: 2026-10-11 ## Categories & Tags **Categories**: Uncategorized **Tags**: None ## README
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EasyHub

Make publishing to GitHub as simple as posting an update.

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**Publish your work to GitHub without learning Git commands.** EasyHub is an open-source **GitHub client** for beginners. Choose a folder, review your changes, and write a short note to publish your source. Create and publish with the **desktop edition (Windows / macOS)**; browse projects, reply to issues, and review pull requests on Android. You do not need to install Git or create a separate EasyHub account. Sign in with your own GitHub account when you are ready to publish. > **中文简介：** EasyHub 是面向新手的开源 GitHub 客户端，提供桌面版（Windows / macOS）与 Android 版，支持发布源码、管理发行版、合并请求审查和可选的 AI 辅助。[阅读中文说明](README.md)。 ## Download and install **Current versions: Desktop 1.2.2 · Android 1.1.0.** | Platform | Edition | Best for | Download | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Desktop (Windows) | Installer | Regular use, with installation location and desktop shortcut options | **[Download installer](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/v1.2.2/EasyHub-1.2.2-setup.exe)** | | Desktop (Windows) | Portable | Run directly without installing | **[Download portable](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/v1.2.2/EasyHub-1.2.2-portable.exe)** | | Desktop (macOS) | DMG / ZIP | Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 or later | **[Download DMG](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/macos-v1.2.2/EasyHub-macOS.dmg)** · [Download ZIP](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/macos-v1.2.2/EasyHub-macOS.zip) · [Release notes](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/tag/macos-v1.2.2) | | Android | 1.1.0 ARM64 APK | Most newer Android phones; smaller package | **[Download ARM64 APK](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/android-v1.1.0/EasyHub-Android-1.1.0-arm64.apk)** · [Release notes](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/tag/android-v1.1.0) | | Android | 1.1.0 universal APK | ARM32, ARM64, x86, and x86_64 devices and emulators | **[Download universal APK](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/android-v1.1.0/EasyHub-Android-1.1.0-universal.apk)** · [Release notes](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/tag/android-v1.1.0) | The Windows editions are for 64-bit PCs. The installer detects a previous installation location and selects “Create desktop shortcut” by default. Android requires Android 7.0 or later. The macOS edition requires an Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 12 or later. Open the DMG, drag EasyHub into Applications, and launch it from there. ## macOS must-read The current Mac package is **1.2.2 (build 18)**. The DMG is **72.9 MB**, **35.09% smaller** than the previous build. Matching source: [macos-v1.2.2-build18-macos12](https://github.com/FuFu-Flash/EasyHub/tree/macos-v1.2.2-build18-macos12).
Step-by-step installation guide (click to expand) The current Mac app uses an **ad hoc signature**, a local developer signature. It **does not use Developer ID signing and has not been notarized by Apple**. macOS may block the first launch. Follow these steps in Finder and System Settings. ### Download and copy to Applications 1. **Check your Mac.** Open the Apple menu  → About This Mac to check the chip and system version. This package is for **Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 or later**. 2. **Download the installer.** Choose **[Download DMG](https://gitee.com/HUAJILA/easy-hub/releases/download/macos-v1.2.2/EasyHub-macOS.dmg)** from this repository and wait for it to finish. The DMG is recommended for first-time installation. 3. **Open the downloaded file.** In Finder → Downloads, double-click `EasyHub-macOS.dmg` and wait for its window to open. 4. **Copy the app.** Drag the **EasyHub icon into Applications** and wait for copying to finish. For an update, quit EasyHub with `⌘Q` first, then copy and choose Replace. Local project records and sign-in stored in Keychain are preserved. 5. **Try launching once.** In Finder → Applications, double-click EasyHub. If the home screen opens, installation is complete. If macOS says it cannot verify the developer or check the app, dismiss the message and continue below. ### Allow the first launch if macOS blocks it 6. **Find the app-specific exception.** Open  → System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to Security. Find the message about EasyHub. If you trust the copy downloaded from this repository, click Open, then Open Anyway. If Open Anyway is shown directly, click it. 7. **Confirm and launch.** Enter your **Mac login password** when asked, then choose OK. If a launch confirmation appears, choose Open. Future launches can be made by double-clicking EasyHub in Applications. **Can't find Open Anyway?** Try opening EasyHub from Applications again, then return to System Settings. The button is generally available for about an hour after a blocked launch. The approval steps follow the [official Apple Mac User Guide](https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/open-an-app-by-overriding-security-settings-mh40617/mac). **If macOS says the app is damaged or will damage your computer**, stop opening it and download a fresh copy from this repository. If the warning remains, report its full text. These warnings differ from an ordinary notarization warning. [Apple's explanation of app alerts](https://support.apple.com/en-us/102445) Once installed, eject the EasyHub installation disk from Finder's sidebar. If you choose the ZIP, extract it, move EasyHub into Applications, and follow the same first-launch steps.
## Get started in three steps (desktop edition) 1. **Sign in to GitHub.** Choose “Sign in with GitHub” in settings and authorize the app in your browser. 2. **Choose a project.** Add an existing local folder, download one of your GitHub repositories, or create a project from a new folder. 3. **Write a note and publish your source.** Review file differences, select the changes to publish, describe what changed, and click “Publish source.” Unselected changes stay on your computer. Before publishing, EasyHub checks for new content on GitHub. If the same file has changed in both places, it asks which version to keep instead of overwriting it automatically. - **Publish source** saves everyday changes to your project files on GitHub. - **Publish a release** gives others a downloadable version with a version number, description, and files such as an installer. Preview it before publishing. Not ready to sign in? Try the desktop edition's simulated projects. **Simulated actions are not uploaded to GitHub and reset when you restart the app.** ## AI help for reviews and understanding code When someone proposes changes, open “Pull request review” to read the description and changed files. Use “AI review” for a summary, potential issues, and suggestions. **You decide whether to approve and merge, or reject and close.** - **Review code changes:** inspect added and removed lines, download changed files, and optionally ask AI what deserves attention. - **Select code for an explanation:** in the desktop edition, select code in local changes or a pull request and choose “Explain with AI.” The explanation follows the app's language setting. - **Review program files:** the desktop edition can also inspect files such as EXE and DLL to help explain what a program may do. Ordinary code reviews need no extra components. AI is optional. Publishing source and managing projects do not require an AI service.
Set up AI and program file reviews Choose OpenAI, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, or SiliconFlow in settings, enter your own API key, and select a model. Once configured, the settings collapse so you can switch models directly. Before a review, EasyHub identifies the service and content to be sent. It sends the content only after your confirmation and clearly flags private projects. A selected-code explanation sends only the selected code and file name. Program file reviews require optional components on first use; their download size is shown beforehand. EasyHub reads the file on your computer and extracts parts of its logic, text, and referenced functions. After confirmation, it sends that information to your chosen AI service. You can inspect local files, pull request files, or release attachments. In the desktop edition, once the components are installed, program files and code changes in a pull request are reviewed together in one report. If the components are missing, EasyHub shows a reminder that you can permanently dismiss and restore in settings. Temporary review files are cleaned up after completion, failure, or cancellation. Files left by an unexpected exit are cleaned up on the next launch. Downloads you choose to save are kept. **The program being reviewed is not executed, and the original program file is not uploaded to the AI service.** Only parts of the file are inspected, so the review cannot guarantee that all issues are found or prove the program is safe. Your API key is saved in secure storage on the current device and used to connect to your chosen service. Fees and available quotas depend on the provider. Android 1.1.0 reviews text changes and decompiles program files locally. Download the Java/Dalvik component (about 2.67 MiB) and native component (about 25.14 MiB) separately in settings. They share the [desktop component release](https://github.com/FuFu-Flash/EasyHub/releases/tag/analysis-runtime-ghidra-12.1.2-java-21.0.12.1-r1). The Java/Dalvik component supports all architectures on Android 8.0 or later; the native component currently supports ARM64 only. Program files downloaded for review are removed when the task finishes or is canceled.
More desktop features **Manage your work** - Find local folders connected to your own GitHub projects within locations you select, and add them to “My projects.” - Review added, modified, deleted, and renamed files, then choose which files to publish. - Edit README content, insert images and links, preview Markdown and common HTML layouts, or write with a live preview. Edits stay local until you publish source. - Create and edit releases, preview descriptions, and add or remove download attachments. Resume unfinished text later. - Separate pending counts for issues and pull request reviews, with filters by project, title, or number. - Inspect changed files and existing build and test results, download files, and decide whether to merge or close a pull request. **Discover other people's work** - Search public projects and users or paste a project URL to open it directly. Choose compact or detailed results; clear the last 10 searches at any time. - Browse daily, weekly, and monthly “EasyHub Popular” projects, with 30 results per page. **This is EasyHub's own ranking, not official GitHub Trending.** - Browse other people's public projects and download releases or source. Files and settings stay read-only, while you can still ask questions, reply, and propose changes. - Create a repository fork under your account, download and modify it, publish source, and send a pull request to the original author. - View user profiles, avatars, contributions, and public projects. README release links open the download page inside EasyHub. **Translation, downloads, and daily use** - Use the top translation toggle for public project descriptions, issues, comments, and release notes; toggle again to see the original. Project names, authors, versions, file names, and URLs are preserved where possible; add your own names to preserve. - View download progress, speed, and remaining time in notifications. Pause, resume, or retry file downloads, then open the file or its folder. - Go back through browsing history and resume your previous view after switching pages. - Choose automatic, comfortable, or compact layouts in settings. Check for updates in “About.” - Enable the system proxy if GitHub connectivity is poor. Existing proxies are reused first; browsers that follow system proxy settings can also use it to access GitHub. - The bell counts unread notifications and clears the count when viewed. New activity and download results notify you again.
What the Android app can do Sign in with GitHub to browse projects, README files, issues, history and releases; create projects, reply to issues and download versions. Public repository and user searches support pagination and direct repository addresses. Profiles show contributions by year and day. Review pull request files and the build/test checks for their commit, load more replies and reviews, search by title or number, and confirm merging or closing. Star projects, browse starred repositories, create forks and submit existing changes; administrators can manage visibility, archiving, branch protection and other repository settings. Inspect APK, DEX, JAR, CLASS, EXE, DLL, SO, ELF and Mach-O files on the phone as part of pull request review. Decompilation frameworks are optional downloads in settings and are not bundled in the APK. Analyzed programs are never executed. Your configured AI provider can interpret extracted evidence after confirmation. Data screens offer pull to refresh with the native blue Android spinner while preserving filters and unsent input. Page transitions animate, and About offers Android update checks. Translate public content on demand and monitor or cancel downloads. **Android excludes local projects, source editing and publishing, and release publishing and editing.** Create and publish on desktop, then browse and review GitHub content on the phone. [Parity and build guide](docs/android-parity.md) · [Refresh verification](docs/android-pull-refresh.md) · [Update and motion verification](docs/android-update-and-motion.md)
Frequently asked questions **Can I use it without a GitHub account?** Try the desktop edition's simulated projects first. Saving to GitHub, replying to other users, or publishing releases requires your own GitHub account. **Do I have to configure AI?** No. AI reviews and code explanations are optional and do not affect project management or source publishing. **Why does Windows show “Unknown publisher”?** The Windows app does not yet use a commercial code-signing certificate, so this message may appear on first launch. Use download links from this repository's releases or the website. **Are packages available for other operating systems?** Windows, macOS, and Android packages are available in the download table above. Linux packages and the iOS edition are not yet available.
Data and privacy EasyHub requires no separate account and provides no cloud code-hosting service of its own. Project files stay in your selected local folders and on GitHub. Login credentials are saved in secure storage on your current device. - Translation sends text from public projects to a third-party translation service, excluding private project content. Translations are kept locally, the original remains available, and GitHub content is not modified. - After confirmation, AI review sends the change title, description, file names, and changed content to your chosen service. Private projects are clearly flagged. - Program file reviews send file information and extracted content, not the original program files, to the AI service. - Code explanations send only the selected code and file name. - AI results are displayed inside the app. They do not automatically change your project, post comments, or merge requests.
## License EasyHub uses the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE). Third-party components retain their own licenses; see [Third-party notices](THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).