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rebot

v1.32.0

Published

Repository Maintenance Bot

Downloads

81

Readme

REBOT

REpository Maintenance BOT

Rebot tests and injects repository things. It is centered around conventions rather than configuration the usage will be npm rebot my-repo at which point it will check for screenshot, LICENSE (incl package.json), make suggestions in regards to gh_pages and stuff like that. It may become a device for unfurling boilerplates into new repos as well, this would work as following ``npx rebot init cli, or npx rebot init electron```. We already have bower and the like but this one is convention over configuration.

PROCEDURE DIVISION

Main

  • Configure Server
    • port: 8081
  • Validate configuration object using is-valid-object.
    • fieldList: repository, commitMessage, isNpm
    • dropPacket: true
  • Check if this is a valid github repository using is-github-repo.
  • Ensure local availability of git repository using git-get.
  • Update NPM Package using npm-update
  • Update NPM License field using npm-license-field
    • license: GPL-3.0
  • Perform NPM Audit using npm-audit
  • Update LICENSE file using gpl-license
  • Update npm
  • Update github
  • Tweet about package update

Notification

bork

Program License

see ./LICENSE file