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github-label

v1.2.1

Published

CLI for creating GitHub labels

Downloads

6

Readme

github-label

NPM version license

Node command-line tool used to create or remove GitHub labels. Predefined labels are available in the presets folder. You can also create and use your own labels with JSON.

Installation and Setup

npm install -g github-label

Authentication with GitHub Access Token

Use this method if don't want to type your username and password.

Create a Personal access token on GitHub with the repo and public_repo permissions enabled. Then add the following environment variable in your .bashrc (Linux) or .bash_profile (Mac).

export GITHUB_LABEL_TOKEN='REPLACE THIS WITH YOUR TOKEN'

Usage Examples

  Usage: github-label [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help            output usage information
    -V, --version         output the version number
    -p, --preset [value]  Specify a label preset.
    -l, --list [value]    List the default preset.
    -j, --json [value]    Specify your own JSON label preset.
    -s, --skip            Skip existing labels instead of updating them.
    -r, --remove          Remove a GitHub label preset.
    -R, --remove-all      Removes all labels.

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Terminal

# Output the labels for the repository.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label'

# List the available label presets.
github-label -l

# List the labels for a given preset.
github-label -l priority

# Create labels with one of the available presets.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -p priority

# Create labels by specifying your own JSON.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -j 'path-to/preset.json'

# Delete all labels from a given preset or json file.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -p priority -r
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -j 'path-to/preset.json' -r

# Remove all labels.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -R