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DLVR (ALPHA)

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asciicast

DeLiVeR - Command Line Tool to automate releasing processes on GitHub/GitLab/npm

Install

npm install -g dlvr

Commands

Write initial config

dlvr init [github|gitlab] Opens a Wizard which guides you through the release configuration ($PROJECT_ROOT/.dlvr), uses examplepaths for compress and release-assets.

Get current Changelog

dlvr status Checks Tokens based on your current configuration and shows the Changelog for your current project progress.

Tokensetup

dlvr tokens Opens a wizard which guides you through the configuration of a tokenfile ($HOME/.dlvrtokens)

release

dlvr release (major|minor|patch)

  • optional arguments:
    • -f [--force] | Omit the "do you want to release" prompt

Versions and Releases your Project based on your given configuration and release parameter.

Config Files

.dlvrtokens

PATH: $HOME/.dlvrtokens Its also possible to use the environment variables Possible Configuration

{
  "github": "YOUR GITHUB TOKEN",
  "snyk": "YOUR SNYK TOKEN",
  "gitlab": "YOUR GITLAB TOKEN",
  "gitlab-api": "https://gitlab.com/api/v3"
}

This can be also configured with ENVVARS

DLVR_TOKEN_GITHUB
DLVR_TOKEN_SNYK
DLVR_TOKEN_GITLAB
DLVR_TOKEN_GITLAB-API

.dlvr

PATH: $PROJECT_DIR/.dlvr Possible Configuration

{
  preRun: 'npm run build',
  postRun: 'rm -rf ./dist',
  snyk: true,
  compress: [
    {in: './dist/myfile.bin', out: './dist/myfile.zip'}
  ],
  logfilter: '.*#',
  remote: 'origin',
  githost: {
    provider: 'github', // can be github or gitlab
    repo: 'username/repo',
    release: {
      draft: true, // only used for github
      assets: [{
        file: './dist/myfile.zip',
        name: 'myfile.zip'
      }]
    }
  },
  test: 'npm run test',
  npmpublish: false
}

DLVR (ALPHA)

Known Vulnerabilities npm version Build Status

asciicast

DeLiVeR - Command Line Tool to automate releasing processes on GitHub/GitLab/npm

Install

npm install -g dlvr

Commands

Write initial config

dlvr init [github|gitlab] Opens a Wizard which guides you through the release configuration ($PROJECT_ROOT/.dlvr), uses examplepaths for compress and release-assets.

Get current Changelog

dlvr status Checks Tokens based on your current configuration and shows the Changelog for your current project progress.

Tokensetup

dlvr tokens Opens a wizard which guides you through the configuration of a tokenfile ($HOME/.dlvrtokens)

release

dlvr release (major|minor|patch)

  • optional arguments:
    • -f [--force] | Omit the "do you want to release" prompt

Versions and Releases your Project based on your given configuration and release parameter.

Config Files

.dlvrtokens

PATH: $HOME/.dlvrtokens Its also possible to use the environment variables Possible Configuration

{
  "github": "YOUR GITHUB TOKEN",
  "snyk": "YOUR SNYK TOKEN",
  "gitlab": "YOUR GITLAB TOKEN",
  "gitlab-api": "https://gitlab.com/api/v3"
}

This can be also configured with ENVVARS

DLVR_TOKEN_GITHUB
DLVR_TOKEN_SNYK
DLVR_TOKEN_GITLAB
DLVR_TOKEN_GITLAB-API

.dlvr

PATH: $PROJECT_DIR/.dlvr Possible Configuration

{
  preRun: 'npm run build',
  postRun: 'rm -rf ./dist',
  snyk: true,
  compress: [
    {in: './dist/myfile.bin', out: './dist/myfile.zip'}
  ],
  logfilter: '.*#',
  remote: 'origin',
  githost: {
    provider: 'github', // can be github or gitlab
    repo: 'username/repo',
    release: {
      draft: true, // only used for github
      assets: [{
        file: './dist/myfile.zip',
        name: 'myfile.zip'
      }]
    }
  },
  test: 'npm run test',
  npmpublish: false
}

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Package last updated on 02 Sep 2017

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