@tiagoboeing/nodejs-github-actions v1.1.0

NodeJS flow to GitHub Actions

Complete CI/CD flow to work with GitHub Actions.

For now the workflows work only for repositories with the master/main branch. If you are working with develop and created something, please send a PR.

This repository it's a template with the configurations for Release It package.

Resources

• Auto generate releases on repository;
• Auto create tags on repository;
• Auto create changelog on repository;
• Auto commit and push changes on repository;
• Handle version property on package.json file;
• Build and push Docker image to Docker Hub (you can use Docker or not, remove theses steps on workflow files);
• Publish packages to NPM (disabled by default. You will ned to change some things.)

Workflow files

Examples

• Docker Hub image
• NPM package
• Releases page
• Tags
• Changelog

Notes

This repository is template with all configurations for the package release-it. Bugs or questions about needs to be opened on the original repository.

Starting

Simply use this template to create a new repository and start working on your project:

Click on "Use this template > Create a new repository".

1. Go to package.json and change version property to 0.0.0;
   1. Change other properties like repository, author, license, etc.
2. Change the Docker properties to your project name (or remove the files if you don't need Docker);
   1. Create two secrets on repository: DOCKERHUB_USERNAME and DOCKERHUB_TOKEN (how to create access token docs);
3. Create a secret called NPM_TOKEN if you desire to publish your package to NPM;
4. Go to .github/workflows/ folder and replace with your project settings;
5. Done ✅

I don't want to use Docker

Remove Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files and remove the steps on workflow files.

I don't want to publish to NPM

When using Docker + NPM, NPM is responsible by changing version inside package.json. If you don't planning to use NPM anymore, then go to .release-it.json and set the property npm.publish to false:

{
  "npm": {
+   "publish": false
  }
}

For NPM, you can remove NPM login on workflow files.

Troubleshooting

Need skip/delete version

Avoid this! Don't recommended!

If you removed some version from NPM or things like that and need to skip a version (I don't known why, but okay...).

Simply change the version property inside package.json to a previous version.

Example: if you desire to go to 1.0.2, change version property to 1.0.1 and run create release workflow.

License

This project is licensed under MIT License, so it means it's completely free to use and copy.