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last-commit-log
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Node.js module to read last git commit information - mostly to be used by CI/CD and build systems.
const LCL = require('last-commit-log')
const lcl = new LCL() // or `new LCL(dir)` dir is process.cwd() by default
// @throws error
async function run () {
const commit = await lcl.getLastCommit()
console.log(commit)
}
run()
commit is an object like this:
{
"gitTag": "2.0.0",
"gitBranch": "master",
"gitRemote": "git@github.com:group/repo.git", // .git http or ssh
"gitUrl": "http://github.com/group/repo", // url only
"shortHash": "42dc921",
"hash": "42dc921d25a3e7e1607302d2acfdc3fd991c0c01",
"subject": "chore: add lock",
"sanitizedSubject": "chore-add-lock",
"body": "",
"committer": {
"date": "1515240839",
"relativeDate": "2 hours ago",
"name": "Committer Fred",
"email": "fred@fred.com"
},
"author": {
"date": "1515240839",
"relativeDate": "2 hours ago",
"name": "Author Baz",
"email": "baz@baz.com"
}
}
inspired by git-last-commit and fixed the parsing issue.
zhangyuheng | xudafeng |
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This project follows the git-contributor spec, auto upated at Tue Aug 14 2018 13:43:42 GMT+0800
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The MIT License (MIT)
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Node.js module to get the last git commit information - mostly to be used by CI/CD and building phase
The npm package last-commit-log receives a total of 12,488 weekly downloads. As such, last-commit-log popularity was classified as popular.
We found that last-commit-log 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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