@nona-creative/conventional-changelog-mobile-release-notes

Conventional Changelog - Mobile Release Notes Preset

A preset for use with conventional-changelog, which will output notes in a plain text format for use with Fastlane and Testflight or Google Play release notes.

Table of Contents

• Purpose Of This Preset
• Usage
• Available Commands
• Additional Docs
• Quick Start For Development
• Testing

Purpose Of This Preset

When deploying mobile applications to the Play Store or Testflight, it's often useful to generate the latest release notes as plain text, so that they can be supplied as part of the what to test next notes.

This preset allows you to write these notes out to a file or files using conventional-changelog-cli, in plain text.

Usage

An example usage, after installing this package and conventional-changelog-cli could be:

npx conventional-changelog -n ./node_modules/@nona-creative/conventional-changelog-mobile-release-notes  -o ./latest-release-notes.txt -r 2

With this example, conventional-changelog-cli would write out latest-release-notes.txt with notes for the latest release to latest-release.txt with the following format.

1.2.4 - (2021-07-08)

Bug Fixes

deps: update sdks

1.2.3 - (2021-07-07)

Bug Fixes

env: fix android oauth client id

1.2.2 - (2021-07-07)

Bug Fixes

sentry: switch to other sentry (#979)

1.2.1 - (2021-07-05)

Bug Fixes

build: turn on proguard, adjust rules (#977)

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Available Commands

To see a list of available commands in this package when cloning the repo run:

npm run help

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Additional Docs

• Why this package builds to CommonJS instead of ES6

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Quick Start For Development

• go through all the Prerequisites in Prerequisites
• npm i install NPM dependencies
• npm run code:build build the package

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Testing

We use Jest for testing. To run unit tests, you can use one of the following commands, to run once, run in watch mode, or to run all tests and generate converage reports.

npm run test
npm run test:watch

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