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buildstamp
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A small utility for gathering build details
yarn add buildstamp
# or
npm i buildstamp
import {buildstamp} from '@qiwi/buildstamp'
await buildstamp({
output: 'buildstamp.json', // filepath or `console` or `false` to disable
git: true, // to capture git digest
ci: true, // to collect basic CICD info
date: true, // to attach the current iso8601 date
extra: { // Object.assign mixin
foo: 'bar'
}
})
// returns a plain object, so you're able to process it in any way
npx buildstamp --output='buildstamp.json' --extra='{"foo": "bar"}'
Flag | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
--output , -o | Buildstamp file destination | buildstamp.json |
--cwd | Working directory | process.cwd() |
--git | Collect git info | true |
--ci | Capture CI digest | true |
--date | Attach ISO8601 date | true |
--safe | Suppress errors | false |
--extra | JSON mixin to inject | {} |
--help | Print help info |
FAQs
Buildstamp JS/TS API
We found that buildstamp 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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