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bugzilla-readable-status

v1.5.2

Published

Given the properties of a bug in bugzilla.mozilla.org, generate an english language readable status message.

Downloads

14

Readme

Bugzilla Readable Status Messages

Generate readable, english language, status messages from properties of bugs in bugzilla.mozilla.org.

The module exposes a single method, readable, which can be called in a variety of ways:

  • an object whos properties correspond to a bugs properties.
  • the id of a bug (to be implemented)
  • an array of objects containing bug properties
  • an array of bug ids (to be implemented)

Install

Clone repo to local.

npm install; npm test; npm run demo

For browsers

Install browserify

npm install -g browserify

Run the project's bundle script.

npm run bundle

And load the resulting file into your web page.

<script src="bugzilla-readable-status.js"></script>

To build a minified version of the script,

npm run bundle-min

and then include

<script src="bugzilla-readable-status-min.js"></script>

in your project. A corresponding source map is generated as well.

Usage

var readable = import('bugzilla-readable-status').readable;

var status = readable({ id: NNNNNN, status: 'NEW', … });

// => 'BUG STATUS'

var statuses = readable([
        { id: NNNNNN, status: 'FIXED' … }.
        { id: MMMMMM, status: 'NEW' … },
        …
    ]);

// => { "statuses": [
        { "id": NNNNNN, "status": "BUG STATUS" },
        { "id": MMMMMM, "status": "BUG STATUS" },
        …
    ]}

var emptyArray = readable([]);

// => { "result": [] }

Errors

Errors are returned as objects:

{ "error": "ERROR STRING" }

Unable to Parse

If there's an unrecoverable error while trying to parse a bug, return CANNOT_PARSE_BUG.

No Data

If there are no usable properties or the module can't generate, NO_STRING_FOR_BUG

Errors in Requests for Multiple Bugs

If multiple bugs are requested, and errors are found, the errors are included in the reponse object:

{ "statuses": [
        { "id": "BUG ID", 
          "status": "BUG STATUS" },
        …
        { "id": "BUG ID WITH ERROR",
          "error": "ERROR MESSAGE" }
        …
    ]}