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better-pr

v2.0.1

Published

Pull Request Templates are great but it sucks to have to go in and replace place holder content in the page UI. This projects goal is to write console command that opens up a new pull request after prompting user to complete some dynamic content.

Downloads

21

Readme

Better PR

npm version

Pull Request Templates are great but it sucks to have to go in and replace place holder content in the page UI.

This project is a CLI command you can use to generate questions to fill dynamic content regions of your pull request template.

Installation

To use install globally with yarn (, npx etc...):

yarn global add better-pr

the just run better-pr in your GitHub based project. better-pr

By default better-pr will fall back to a local pull_request_template.md or .github/pull_request_template.md but you can pass a arguemet to the temmplate file as well for example: better-pr src/TEMPLATE.md

Usage

Better PR uses handlebars templating from within markdown files to create logical dynamic updates to your pull request temmplate files (see documentation for handlebars templating at: handlebarsjs.com)

In your project for example you could have a pull_request_template.md like the following: pull_request_template.md The pull request template can be as intricate as you would like or as basic as a normal pull request template without dynamic fields.

# Pull Request for Your Project!

{{#if animal}}
    {{animal}} will be replaced with your animal everywhere {{animal}} is
{{^}}
    this content is only here if you didnt supply an animmal - whoops
{{/if}}

.better-pr file is necessary to provide context to the dynamic content you would like placed within your template. Using the example pull_request_template.md above your config will look sommething like this:

// options {}
module.exports = { 
    variables: [
        // inquirer driven messages/prompts 
        // for user to answer and fill 
        // variable values in template
        {
            type: 'list',
            name: 'animal',
            message: 'What type of animal is it?',
            choices: [
                { name: 'dog', value: 'dog' },
                { name: 'cat', value: 'cat' },
                { name: 'bird', value: 'bird' }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

Options

variables

Variables are an array of inquirer questions with name labels that will be replaced in your template file. (see documentation from inquirer for advanced formats)

target

Target branch defaults to master but can be oveerriden to development etc.

{
    target: 'development',
    ...
}

labels

  • labels are value objects with a match param that will lookup values in branch name to default check labels

TODO

  • [ ] Plugin system to automatically pull other values (e.g. Jira Tickets based on regex in PR name?)