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@gkalpak/ng-cla-check
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A simple utility to check if an AngularJS PR has the `cla: yes` label.
A simple utility to check if an AngularJS PR has the cla: yes
label.
# Show usage instructions
ng-cla-check --usage
# Check a PR
ng-cla-check 12345
You can optionally specify the GitHub repo and/or CLA label to check for (by default
angular/angular.js
and cla: yes
respectively):
# Use non-default repo and CLA label
ng-cla-check 12345 --repo="some-user/some-repo" --claLabel="some text"
Note: To use a GitHub access-token, make it available in an environment variables names
GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN
.
let Checker = require('ng-cla-check');
let checker = new Checker({
ghToken: '...', // If omitted, requests to the GitHub API will be rate limited.
claLabel: '...',
repo: '...'
}, quit); // Pass true, to avoid any logging to the console.
checker.check(prNo).then(
() => { /* CLA verified successfully. */ },
err => {
/* Unable to verify CLA... */
if (err) {
/* ...because an error occurred (e.g. network error, authentication error etc). */
} else {
/* ...because it was probably not signed. */
}
});
FAQs
A utility for checking if an (AngularJS-related) GitHub PR has a signed CLA (based on its labels).
The npm package @gkalpak/ng-cla-check receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @gkalpak/ng-cla-check popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @gkalpak/ng-cla-check demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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