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strong-github-analytics

v0.0.4

Published

A toolkit that utilizes the strong-github-api for generating analytics data.

Downloads

8

Readme

strong-github-analytics

Build Status

A toolkit that utilizes the strong-github-api for generating analytics data.

Installation

npm i -g strong-github-analytics
sl-gh --help

make-sprint

Use the make-sprint command to generate a common milestone across an organization's GitHub repositories, or a user's owned repositories.

Notable Options

  • --org=<orgName> - The name of your organization in GitHub. For example, if the URL for your org is https://github.com/strongloop, then you'll want to use strongloop as your orgName.
  • --user=<user> and --password=<password> - If you don't have a GitHub token (really, you should just make one!), then you can use user and password to authenticate.
  • --title=<title> - The title of the milestone to create across targets.
  • --description=<desc> - The text to put into the milestone description.
  • --dryrun - Will simulate the run to allow you to review and confirm your targets. Useful if you don't feel like manually deleting dozens of milestones! For a complete list of options, run sl-gh make-sprint --help.

Example

sl-gh make-sprint 2012-12-12 --token=abcdef12345abcdef12345 --org=strongloop --title="Sprint 42"
--description="Sprint to end all sprints!"

Note: If used under a user's context, this will not generate milestones for repositories that a user does not own, even if he/she has appropriate rights to do so!