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repo-crawler

v2.0.0

Published

automate merge master to prod, and generate dependency outlines for node.js repos in org

Downloads

2

Readme

repo-walker

Collection of utilities that traverse an org in github and do stuff with each repository.

Dependency outline generator

setup

global install

If you choose to go this route, you can start running your repo-crawler commands from anywhere you'd like. Run them from your home directory, or from the junk drawer. It will just work.

$ npm install -g repo-crawler
$ repo-crawler
  Usage: repo-crawler dependencies|merge|repo_list [params]

the other way

You can also choose to install it without the global flag...

$ npm install repo-crawler
$ ls ./node_modules
  repo-crawler

Or just clone this repo and be done with it...

$ git clone https://github.com/dianashk/repo-crawler.git
$ cd repo-crawler
$ npm install

usage

So to make it do stuff, you'll need the following commands.

dependencies

$ repo-crawler dependencies --auth <github-auth-token> --org <org-name> --output my_awesome_outline.md

This will generate a markdown of the dependency tree of all the repositories in your github organization. A markdown file, defaults to packages.md if --output parameter is not set, will be generated. Do with it what you will. It will look like this.

merge

$ repo-crawler merge --auth <github-auth-token> --org <org-name> --head <head-branch> --base <base-branch>

This command will generate automated Pull Requests to merge the head branch into base.
For each repo the following process is applied:

check if repo has `base` branch
  if `base` branch exists
      attempt to create a pull request to merge `head` branch into `base` branch
  • PR will only be created if differences between master and production are detected
  • If there is already a PR from the current user to do the same thing, a new PR will NOT be created
  • The process will alert you if an existing PR is found for doing what you're attempting
[api] Good news: nothing to merge!
[scripts] Created PR: https://github.com/pelias/scripts/pull/13 with 4 commits [30 add / 22 del / 3 files]
[acceptance-tests] Existing PR found: https://github.com/pelias/acceptance-tests/pull/162

repo_list

$ repo-crawler repo_list --auth <github-auth-token> --org <org-name> 

This is a really simple command to just spit out a list of all the repositories under the specified github organization. Cuz you know, sometime you need simple things like this.