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@jeromefitz/semantic

v10.0.6

Published

Semantic Versioning, Conventional Commits with CI/CD for GitHub Actions.

Downloads

509

Readme

@jeromefitz/semantic

Overview

Installation

# pnpm
pnpm add @jeromefitz/semantic --save-dev

Semantic Release

./release.config.js

Custom values:

  • enableGit?: boolean
  • enableGithub?: boolean
  • enableNpm?: boolean
  • enableReleaseNotes?: boolean
  • enableReleaseNotesCustom?: boolean

And then the rest of the traditional configuration values for semantic-release and conventional-changelog.

Example

You can look at this monorepo as it re-uses a lot of code ethroughout via release.config

const { getConfig } = require('@jeromefitz/semantic')

const { name } = require('./package.json')

const configPassed = {
  tagFormat: `${name}@\${version}`,
}

const config = getConfig(configPassed)

module.exports = config

Scripts

Branch Names

Add a script in package.json:

  "scripts": {
    "branch": "git-cz --branch --allow-empty"
  }

Running yarn branch will then trigger the CLI to create branch for you based on

CI/CD

Add a script in package.json as this extends semantic-release:

  "scripts": {
    "semantic-release": "semantic-release"
  }

Be sure to allow for Git + GitHub access so semantic-release can create commits and more actions on your repo.

Configured in this repo via ./github/workflows/semantic-release.yml.