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grunt-github-manifest
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Saves to file the commit history for a Github project from a specified date
Creates a manifest file from the Github commit log since a given date
This plugin requires Grunt ~0.4.1
npm install grunt-github-manifest --save-dev
This plugin will grab the commit log from Github from a specified date, and store this to a file. The date is either hardcoded (using the commitHistoryStartDate.date property in the config) or retrieved from a http web service.
This plugin requires a config sections named package-github-data
passed into grunt.initConfig()
.
grunt.initConfig({
create-manifest: {
options: {
commitHistoryStartDate: {
url: "http://localhost:3000/deployment-info",
path: "$.lastModifiedOn"
date: null
},
manifestPath: "commit_history.json",
github: {
o_auth_token: "XXXXXXXX",
user: "christriddle",
repo: "grunt-github-manifest",
proxy: null
},
summarised: false,
}
}
})
commitHistoryStartDate
- the commit history start date is usually used to get all commits from the last deploy
url
- Url that returns JSON data that contains the a date which can be used as the commit history start datepath
- Location of date in the returned JSON data, using JSONPathdate
- [OPTIONAL] This date will be used as the commit history start date if specifiedmanifestPath
- Where to save the manifest filegithub
- The user/repo combination to get the commit history from
user
repo
o_auth_token
proxy
- Full url including portsummarised
- Save only commit author, email, message, and url to manifest fileFAQs
Saves to file the commit history for a Github project from a specified date
We found that grunt-github-manifest demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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