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bitbucket-changelog-generator

v1.0.5

Published

A changelog generator for bitbucket, using the merged pull requests and template

Downloads

5

Readme

npm (tag) License Examples

Installation

pnpm install bitbucket-changelog-generator

or

npm install bitbucket-changelog-generator

How to use

export <REQUIRED_ENV> 
bitbucket-changelog

Environment variables

| Name | Description | Required | |-------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------|----------| | BITBUCKET_USERNAME* | Username to connect via API | Yes | | BITBUCKET_APP_PASSWORD* | APP password to connect via API | Yes | | BITBUCKET_WORKSPACE | Workspace from which to obtain pull request | Yes | | BITBUCKET_REPO_SLUG | slug of the repository from which to obtain the pull request | Yes | | CHANGELOG_CONFIG_PATH | Path of the json file if you want to modify the configuration | No |

* It is necessary to create an APP password with pull request reading permissions.

Default template

Bitbucket changelog has a default template that is used if you do not overwrite it. You can see the template code here: template.md

Overwrite the default configuration

You can overwrite the configuration to overwrite:

  • the default template
  • the title
  • sections
  • etc

How to do it

  1. Create a .json file.
  2. Define the environment var CHANGELOG_CONFIG_PATH with the path to the json file that overwrites the configuration.
  3. Define the custom configuration, the options are:
{
  "title": "Changelog",   // Title of the changelog.
  "outputPath": "CHANGELOG.md",   // Changelog file path.
  "templatePath": "template.md",    // Custom template path.
  "fields": [   // Query fields from which to obtain data (see https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/rest/intro/#querying)
    "size", 
    "values.id", 
    "values.title", 
    "values.created_on", 
    "values.links.html.href"
  ],
  "sections": [   // Sections in which to separate the log.
    {
      "slug": "feature",    // Key that can be used in the template.
      "title": "Feature",   // Section title.
      "branchFilter": "feature/"    // Filter applied on branch names (case-insensitive text contains).
    },
    {
      "slug": "bugfix",
      "title": "Bugfix",
      "branchFilter": "bugfix/"
    }
  ]
}