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makepr

v1.1.1

Published

Quickly open url for PR or something else using url template in package.json.

Downloads

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Readme

makepr

Quickly open url for PR or something else using url template in package.json

Requires a workign git command in shell

This tool will lookup current branch using git command git branch --show-current and generate and open the url.

Usage

install the tool

npm i -g makepr

Configure your pacakge.json. Add a makepr section that defines url to call based on current branch

"makepr":{
  "url":"https://your-git-server.com/something/{BRANCH_NAME}"
}

Run the command anywhere inside your project

makepr

Setup in eclipse

Find path to the command after isntalling

  • win: where makepr in cmd (%homepath%\AppData\Roaming\npm\makepr.cmd)
  • mac: which makepr in shell
  • linux: whereis makepr in shell (/usr/bin/makepr)

set the location in eclipse and set working directory to variable ${container_loc}