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gh-issue-url

v0.0.2

Published

Create links for pre-populating new issue forms on github.

Downloads

25

Readme

gh-issue-url

Create links for pre-populating new issue forms on github.

I didn't know you could create links to pre-populate new github issue forms. Did you?!

Should have guessed. You're pretty smart lookin'. Anyway I made this for you so it's a little easier to generate said new issue links.

Install

npm install --save gh-issue-url

Usage

var gh = require('gh-issue-url')({
        user: 'derekr', // target user
        repo: 'gh-issue-url' // target repo
    });

gh(); // https://github.com/derekr/gh-issue-url/issues/new

gh({
    title: 'Something broke',
    body: 'You should fix it'
}); // https://github.com/derekr/gh-issue-url?title=Something%20broke&body=Your%20should%20fix%20it

The module is a factory that can take defaults so if your user and repo or title or body don't change often or at all you can pass those in when creating the gh function. All properties are overridable for each gh call though.

gh({
    title: 'Something broke',
    body: 'You should fix it',
    user: 'notme'
});
// https://github.com/notme/gh-issue-url/issues/new?title=Something%20broke&body=Your%20should%20fix%20it

Would create a link to notme's fork.

Methods

createGh = require('gh-issue-url');

This function will create a new gh issue url function. You can pass in default values that will be used in all gh issue url funciton calls.

var gh = createGh({
    user: '',
    repo: '',
    title: '',
    body: ''
});

gh()

Has a similar interface to createGh, but instead returns a string of the new issue url. You can override defaults set when creating this function.

var url = gh({
    user: 'Hey',
    repo: 'Yo',
    title: 'Bye',
    body: 'Lata'
});

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