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github-issue-extractor
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Extracts issues from the specified milestones and generate CSV or JSON.
It extracts issues from the specified milestones and output it in .csv format.
Here is sample.csv generated for the sample milestone with the following command:
$ node ./index.js yaru22/github-issue-extractor 1
And this is the corresponding spreadsheet generated from sample.csv
above (formatting was done manually).
You need to have an access token in order to use this script. Go to Settings -> Applications to generate a new token. Copy and paste it into configs/github.json
(see configs/github.sample.json
).
Once you have done that, the following command, for example, will extract issues from milestone 1, 12, 13 in repo yaru22/hello.
$ node ./index.js yaru22/hello 1 12 13
Make sure you have an access to the repo in case it's a private repo.
FAQs
Extracts issues from the specified milestones and generate CSV or JSON.
The npm package github-issue-extractor receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, github-issue-extractor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that github-issue-extractor 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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