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braudel

v0.0.15

Published

A `git log` Changelog & New contributors Generator

Downloads

21

Readme

Braudel

Foreword

Braudel is at the same time a learning experience and a tool to scratch my own itch. It might not work for you for various reasons. I'll try to make it robust in the future. But currently it serves me kind of-well.

Braudel does not follow semVer.

What's Braudel?

A git log Changelog, News & New contributors Generator.

  • When heavy guns (e.g. release-please or semantic-release) aren't necessary.
  • When you don't want a full-blown system with GitHub bot, PR and Releases...
  • When you use squash merging (you get a much more cleaner changelog)
  • When you want to add special news to your changelog
  • When you want an UPDATES.md to be some commits behind 😅
  • Minimal. Bugged (almost no error catching). No dependencies. No fuss.

Usage

Require Node.js > 18.x or Bun.sh.
Braudel works (best) if commits follow conventional commits.

Generate an UPDATES.md

  1. Use git as usual and whenever you feel it's the right moment:
  2. npx braudel@latest --gh "{username}/{repo}" (e.g. charnould/braudel)
    You can add a --group flag (day|week|month|year)
  3. It will output UPDATES.md in your root directory.

Add a news to your UPDATES.md

  1. npx braudel@latest --news "A Headline" --message "Some content"
    It will create an empty commit with above headline and content

Demo

Braudel UPDATES.md is generated using itself!
But I've just cleaned up my git history (was a mess!)

Todo/roadmap

  • [ ] Catch errors
  • [ ] Add tests
  • [ ] Allow to add link in news
  • [ ] Make it work better: regex, sorting, etc.
  • [ ] Generate a 'new contributors' chapter
  • [ ] Be able to modify output file
  • [ ] Lookup between git user and GitHub username (?)
  • [ ] Be able to disable 'new contributors' and/or 'changelog'

Licence

MIT.
Copyright (c) 2023-present, Charles-Henri Arnould