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react-git-info
Advanced tools
Get git commit information in your React Application as a JavaScript object. No configuration necessary if you use create-react-app.
You need to install this repository as an NPM devDependency
:
npm install --save-dev react-git-info
After that you can import the information to your static React files.
import GitInfo from 'react-git-info/macro';
const gitInfo = GitInfo();
console.log(gitInfo.branch);
console.log(gitInfo.tags);
console.log(gitInfo.commit.date);
console.log(gitInfo.commit.hash);
console.log(gitInfo.commit.message);
console.log(gitInfo.commit.shortHash);
// or from JSX
<p>{gitInfo.commit.message}</p>
There is built-in TypeScript support, you won't have to install external types.
This package uses a babel-plugin-macros
macro that is preconfigured when
you're using a recent version of create-react-app
.
FAQs
Git commit information for your react app
We found that react-git-info 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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