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generate_release_notes

v1.3.0

Published

This generates two files ```notes.html``` a view of your change logs and readme ```changelogs.json``` the github dump

Downloads

11

Readme

Generate Release Notes

This generates two files notes.html a view of your change logs and readme changelogs.json the github dump

CLI Usage

Install using

npm i -g generate_release_notes

You need the following param

  • --repo=:owner/:repo

The following params are optional

  • --save-to=folder_location saves notes.html and changelog.json to this folder, defaults to ./
  • --token=xxx the github oatuh token
  • --from-tag-name=x.x.x.x.x.x... assumption it is a versioned number
  • --last-releases=X gets the last X releases
  • --readme-location=file_location this will be in the top of notes.html, will not be present when not given
  • --style-sheet-location=file_location adds style sheet for notes.html, will still look like readme
  • --usage or --help exits and displays this message

Node Usage

Install using

npm i --save-dev generate_release_notes

var generate = require('generate_release_notes');

var options = {
    'repo':':owner/:repo',
    'save-to':'folder_location',
    'token':'xxx',
    'readme-location':'file_location',
    'style-sheet-location':'file_location',
    'from-tag-name':'x.x.x.x.x.x...',
    'last-releases': X,
    'callback': function(data) {
        console.log(data.notes) // the html string
        console.log(data.changelogs) // the json string
    }
}

generate.create(options);

In this case you will need the callback because of the call to github