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fast-release-notes
Advanced tools
This script is meant to reduce the fixed time spent on release note publication.
Reduce the fixed time spent on release note publication.
npm install fast-release-notes -g
Call fast-release-notes --help
for CLI help.
Usage:
fast-release-notes [OPTIONS] <command> [ARGS]
Options:
-m, --markup [STRING] Markup type: html | markdown | textile (Default is markdown)
--confUrl [STRING] Confluence URL (Default is https://intranet.servicerocket.com)
-sp, --confSpaceKey [STRING]Confluence Space Key (Default is Tools)
--getSatDomain [STRING]GetSat Domain (Default is servicerocket)
--getSatProduct STRINGGetSat Product
-u, --username STRING Username
-p, --password STRING Password
-t, --title STRING Title of the post
-c, --content STRING Content for publishing
-f, --file FILE Read content from file for publishing
-h, --help Display help and usage details
Commands:
confluence-blogpost, getsat-announcement
There are a few scripts, each designed publishing to a specific destination, e.g. to Confluence:
MARKUP=<html|markdown|textile> URL=https://intranet.servicerocket.com USERNAME=<u> PASSWORD=<p> SPACE=<s> FILE=content.md node --harmony confluence.js
Or to GetSatisfaction:
MARKUP=<html|markdown|textile> DOMAIN=servicerocket USERNAME=<u> PASSWORD=<p> PRODUCT=<d> FILE=content.md node --harmony getsat.js
When required variables are not provided, you should receive an error, otherwise you may identify them, e.g
cat confluence.js | grep -E "[A-Z]{2,}"
FAQs
This script is meant to reduce the fixed time spent on release note publication.
The npm package fast-release-notes receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, fast-release-notes popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fast-release-notes 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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