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@koobiq/cli

v20.3.1

Published

Koobiq Terminal Interface

Readme

Koobiq Terminal Interface

🚧 WIP. This feature is not stable yet. 🚧

Usage

npm i --save-dev @koobiq/cli

Release command

stage-commit

npx koobiq-cli stage-commit

Publish Gitlab CI

npx koobiq-cli publish-ci-gitlab

Reading release notes in your own scripts

If you just want the release notes for a version — for example, to post a release announcement somewhere — you don't need the full CLI.

@koobiq/cli/release reads them straight out of your project's CHANGELOG.md file. It throws if the file doesn't exist, and returns null if the version isn't in it, so guard both:

import { extractReleaseNotes } from '@koobiq/cli/release';

const notes = extractReleaseNotes('./CHANGELOG.md', '1.2.3');

if (!notes) {
    throw new Error('Version 1.2.3 was not found in the changelog');
}

console.log(notes.releaseTitle, notes.releaseNotes);

Resolving a changelog from a git tag

parseTag and resolveChangelogPath turn a release tag into the right changelog path. They support both a plain {version} tag and Nx's independent-release {projectName}@{version} tag, so the same code works for single-project and per-package releases:

import { extractReleaseNotes, parseTag, resolveChangelogPath } from '@koobiq/cli/release';

const tag = process.env.GIT_TAG!; // e.g. '1.2.3' or '@scope/[email protected]'
const changelogPath = resolveChangelogPath(process.cwd(), parseTag(tag));
const notes = extractReleaseNotes(changelogPath, parseTag(tag).version);

resolveChangelogPath throws if the tag names a project but no packages/{project}/CHANGELOG.md exists for it.

Use npm pack to test packages locally

Build Package

npm run build:cli

Pack your artifacts

cd dist/cli
npm pack --pack-destination ~

Point package.json to file

"dependencies": {
  "@koobiq/cli": "file:~/koobiq-cli-16.0.0.tgz"
}

npm install