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@kiwicom/orbit-tracking

v1.1.0

Published

Tracking for orbit design system

Downloads

25

Readme

Orbit tracking

Orbit tracking is a simple cli tool, which clones and parses selected repositories with react-scanner. The output is a json file or files with collected data from gitlab and react-scanner.

Installation

# NPM
npm install --save-dev @kiwicom/orbit-tracking

# Yarn
yarn add -D @kiwicom/orbit-tracking

Packages requires gitlab api token, you have to add it to .env file:

  GITLAB_TOKEN=token

Usage

Running the command without arguments will fetch and parse all available repositories

  orbit-tracking

You can fetch and parse only specific repositories from the scope with --scope argument:

  orbit-tracking --scope frontend booking

By default the output will be saved to gitlab repo, but you can specify the path with --output argument:

  orbit-tracking --output path/to/folder

react-scanner requires a config file to make it work, orbit-tracking has a default config inside, but if you will need, you can use your own config:

  orbit-tracking --config path/to/config

You can run orbit-tracking --help to get a list of available options and examples

Scope

| repository | | :----------------------------------------------------------- | | booking | | search | | smart-faq | | core | | frontend | | mmb | | account |