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Notify your team of a new release by sharing the release notes via Hipchat. This is designed to be used with changelogs generated with conventional-changelog.
Megaphone reads your changelog, takes the most recent version's changes, converts the markdown into HTML, and then sends it to Hipchat.
Megaphone exports one function which can optionally take a settings object as an argument. A promise is returned.
By default, Megaphone looks for the version anchor tags in your changelog
and uses everything before the second tag. This corresponds to the most recent
release's changes. This behavior can be altered via the pattern and n options.
var megaphone = require('megaphone');
megaphone({
room:'Dev Discussion',
header:'A new version of **API** has been deployed to production.',
color:'green'
}).then(() => {
// Message sent
}).catch(e => {
// Error reading file or sending message
});
Using gulp? It's easy to include this as a task, since it returns a promise.
gulp.task('megaphone', () => {
return megaphone({
room: 'Dev Discussion'
});
});
FAQs
Announce release info from your CHANGELOG on HipChat
We found that megaphone 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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