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create-github-release v1.4.1

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github
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7 years ago

create-github-release

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Tool for generating GitHub releases after publishing a module.

Generates a summary of the commits and changes between the given tag and the previously released tag. The previously released tag will always be the tag with the next lesser semantic version, i.e. all tags will be sorted, then a diff will be computed between the given tag and the tag immediately behind it.

Installation

npm install --save-dev create-github-release

CLI

create-github-release [--config=<configPath>] [--preview=true] [--overwrite=true] <tag1> [<tag2>...]

The CLI tool requires you to define a configuration file in your repository. By default, it will look for a file in your repository root called github-release.config.js.

You may also specify a different path by using the --config option.

If you provide the --preview=true option, the release notes will be echoed to stdout instead of saved.

If you provide the --overwrite=true option, it is equivalent to setting overwrite to true (see Configuration).

Configuration

The configuration file must export an object, which can have the following properties:

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
authenticateOptionsobjectAn object defining the authentication method. See methodsRequired
ownerstringThe GitHub username or organization name that owns the repository.Required
repostringThe name of the repository.Required
templatestringThe path to a Mustache template that will be used to generate the release notes.DEFAULT_TEMPLATE
templatePropsobjectAdditional data to pass to the template renderer.{}
renderfunctionA function to manually render the release notes, instead of using Mustache.Mustache.render
showDifffunctionA function that accepts a file object and determines whether the diff should be rendered in the template.() => true
apiOptionsobjectAdditional options to provide the node-github constructor.{}
overwritebooleanIf true, will overwrite existing GitHub release notes, if any. By default, the script fails if notes already exist.false

Example

// github-release.config.js
module.exports = {
  authenticateOptions: {
    type: 'oauth',
    token: 'b5ef45e4a2c245a5a4243b2882034a9f',
  },
  owner: 'mmiller42',
  repo: 'html-webpack-externals-plugin',
  showDiff: file => file.filename !== 'package-lock.json',
}
$(npm bin)/create-github-release v1.2.3

API

You can also use create-github-release programmatically by importing it into your application.

Configuration

This module exports a function which accepts all the same arguments as the configuration file detailed above, in addition to the tag and preview properties:

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
tagstringThe tag to release.Required
previewbooleanIf true, resolves with the release notes and does not publish them.false

Example

import createRelease from 'create-github-release'

createRelease({
  authenticateOptions: {
    type: 'oauth',
    token: 'b5ef45e4a2c245a5a4243b2882034a9f',
  },
  owner: 'mmiller42',
  repo: 'html-webpack-externals-plugin',
  tag: 'v1.2.3',
  showDiff: file => file.filename !== 'package-lock.json',
})
  .then(url => console.log(url))
  .catch(err => console.error(err))
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