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@scr2em/changelog-parser

v1.0.5

Published

This project is a TypeScript-based tool for parsing and formatting changelog files. It reads a changelog file, parses its content, and outputs the parsed data in JSON format or a formatted text version.

Downloads

419

Readme

Changelog Parser

This project is a TypeScript-based tool for parsing and formatting changelog files. It reads a changelog file, parses its content, and outputs the parsed data in JSON format or a formatted text version.

Features

  • Parse changelog files to extract version releases, change types, and commit information.
  • Validate commit hash formats and consistency.
  • Optionally include commit URLs in the formatted output.
  • Output parsed data as JSON or formatted text.

Installation

To install the dependencies, run:

npm install -g @scr2em/changelog-parser

Usage

You can use the ChangelogParser class to parse changelog content and format it. The script can be run from the command line with the following options:

  • --top-only: Only include the top release.
  • --text: Output the parsed changelog as formatted text.
  • --include-commit-url: Include commit URLs in the formatted text output.

Command Line

To run the script from the command line, use:

changelog-parser <path-to-changelog-file> [options]

Example

changelog-parser CHANGELOG.md --text --include-commit-url

API

ChangelogParser

Methods

  • parse(content: string): ParsedChangelog

    • Parses the given changelog content and returns a ParsedChangelog object.
  • static formatChangelog(releases: VersionRelease[], options?: { includeCommitUrl: boolean }): string

    • Formats the parsed changelog data into a string. Optionally includes commit URLs.

Types

CommitInfo

interface CommitInfo {
  message: string;
  shortHash: string;
  fullHash: string;
  url: string;
}

ChangeEntry

interface ChangeEntry {
  type: string;
  commits: CommitInfo[];
}

VersionRelease

interface VersionRelease {
  version: string;
  date: string;
  compareUrl?: string;
  changes: ChangeEntry[];
}

ParsedChangelog

interface ParsedChangelog {
  releases: VersionRelease[];
}

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.