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@invisible/release-note

v2.1.2

Published

Publish Release Notes to Slack seamlessly

Downloads

20

Readme

This package is deprecated and will no longer be maintained. Use @invisible/changelog-update instead.

@invisible/release-note

CircleCI

Provides three helper methods to publish the latest additions to your changelog.

assert-release-note

Asserts if there is an addition to your changelog in the current Pull Request.

push-release-note

Pushes the changelog additions to Slack (more adapters will be added in the future).

last-changelog-additions

Logs the latest changelog additions to stdout. If you are on master, looks at the diff from two merges ago. If you are not on master, looks at the diff between master and HEAD

Install

  1. Install the package as devDependency:
yarn add -D @invisible/release-note
# or
npm install -D @invisible/release-note
  1. If you wish to use the push-release-note method, set up a Slack Webhook. NOTE: Slack will reject mutliple POST's to the same webhook that have identical messages, so you might run into this while testing.

Usage

Programmatically

  'use strict'

  const {
    assertReleaseNote,
    lastChangelogAdditions,
    pushReleaseNote,
  } = require('@invisible/release-note')

  // changelogFile defaults to CHANGELOG.md if no argument given
  // This method will throw if no addition has been made to your changelogFile since
  // the last merge commit
  assertReleaseNote({ changelogFile: 'CHANGELOG.txt' })

  const webhookUrl = process.env.CHANGELOG_WEBHOOK_URL

  // This method is async so it returns a promise that resolves the Response object from POST'ing to the Slack webhook
  pushReleaseNote({
    changelogFile: 'CHANGELOG.txt', // defaults to CHANGELOG.md
    iconEmoji: 'joy', // defaults to :robot_face:
    slackbotName: 'Cool Bot Name' , // defaults to Changelog
    webhookUrl,
  }).then(console.log).catch(console.error)

  const notes = lastChangelogAdditions()

  console.log(notes) // or do something cool with it

Hook scripts

assert-release-note

  1. Append assert-release-note to posttest on scripts section of your package.json.
  // It would look something like this:
  "scripts": {
    "posttest": "assert-release-note"
  }

You can also run it at any time from your CLI.

$ assert-release-note

push-release-note

  1. Add to the deployment section of your project circle.yml file the following: - push-release-note
# Your circle.yml should look like the below:
deployment:
  production:
    branch: master
    commands:
      - push-release-note

You can also run it at any time from your CLI.

$ push-release-note
  1. Optional: set a name for your slack bot and an icon emoji in your package.json
  "releaseNote": {
    "slackbotName": "Changelog Robot",
    "iconEmoji": "joy"
  }
  1. If using Circle CI, add the CHANGELOG_WEBHOOK_URL variable to your project. This package will optionally load dotenv if it's present, so you may add this to your .env file as well.

TODO

  • Unit Tests
  • Testing on multiple platforms