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@seveibar/prune-github-notifications
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Prunes GitHub notifications you don't care about, such as automated dependency bumps. 🧹
Prunes GitHub notifications you don't care about, such as automated dependency bumps. 🧹
prune-github-notifications
can be run on the CLI with an auth token for notifications access:
npx prune-github-notifications
Option | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
--auth | string | process.env.GH_TOKEN or executing gh auth token | Auth token for GitHub from octokit-from-auth . |
--bandwidth | number | 6 | Maximum parallel requests to start at once. |
--reason | string[] | ["subscribed"] | Notification reason(s) to filter to. |
--title | string[] | ["^chore\(deps\): update .+ to", /^build\(deps-dev\): bump .+ to"] | Notification title regular expressions to filter to. |
--watch | number | 0 | A seconds interval to continuously re-run this on, if truthy. |
--author | string[] | - | Usernames to ignore notifications from when reason is "author". |
--botAuthor | boolean | false | Ignore notifications from any authors with "[bot]" in their name |
--verbose | boolean | false | Print information while processing notifications |
For example, providing all functional options on the CLI:
npx prune-github-notifications --bandwidth 10 --reason subscribed --title "^chore.+ update .+ to"
Running in watch mode to clear notifications every ten seconds:
npx prune-github-notifications --watch 10
npm i prune-github-notifications
import { pruneGitHubNotifications } from "prune-github-notifications";
await pruneGitHubNotifications({ auth: "gho_..." });
If a process.env.GH_TOKEN
is set, then the auth
parameter will default to it:
await pruneGitHubNotifications();
Only auth
is required, and only if a GH_TOKEN
isn't available.
Option | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
auth | string | process.env.GH_TOKEN | GitHub authentication token with notifications access. |
bandwidth | number | 6 | Maximum parallel requests to start at once. |
reason | Set<string> | Set {"subscribed"} | Notification reason(s) to filter to. |
title | RegExp[] | [/^chore\(deps\): update .+ to/, /^build\(deps-dev\): bump .+ to/] | Notification title regular expressions to filter to. |
For example, providing all options to the Node.js API:
await pruneGitHubNotifications({
auth: "gho_...",
bandwidth: 10,
reason: subscribed,
title: ["^chore.+ update .+ to"],
});
See .github/CONTRIBUTING.md
, then .github/DEVELOPMENT.md
.
Thanks! 💖
Josh Goldberg 🔧 🚧 🤔 💻 🐛 |
💙 This package was templated with
create-typescript-app
.
FAQs
Prunes GitHub notifications you don't care about, such as automated dependency bumps. 🧹
The npm package @seveibar/prune-github-notifications receives a total of 1,462 weekly downloads. As such, @seveibar/prune-github-notifications popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @seveibar/prune-github-notifications demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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