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@startupjs/pm

v0.61.0

Published

15 days ago

project management automation and guidelines for github projects

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startupjs pm

Project management automation and guidelines for github projects

Installation

This is meant to be used to manage a startupjs project.
For using this NOT in a startupjs project, read the according section below.

After you've created a new startupjs project and pushed it to a new github repo, you need to:

create a new GitHub project with the same name as your github repo from our Project Management Template
IMPORTANT: You have to be a member of the organization where the repo is located to have rights to create a new GitHub project.
link it to the repository in repository's Projects tab
add "task": "npx startupjs task" and "pr": "npx startupjs pr" into scripts of your package.json

Instead of manually performing the 3 steps above, we provide a simple command which you can run once:

npx startupjs init-pm

The whole process of development and how to use the helper scripts is described in separate guidelines files. Please make sure all developers, designers, team leads and project managers are strictly following their according guidelines:

StartupJS Project Management Guidelines

Usage NOT in a StartupJS project

You have to have the repo on github
Install the module with scripts:
```
yarn add -D @startupjs/pm
```
create a new GitHub project with the same name as your github repo from our Project Management Template
IMPORTANT: You have to be a member of the organization where the repo is located to have rights to create a new GitHub project.
link it to the repository in repository's Projects tab

add to scripts in your package.json:

"task": "sh ./node_modules/@startupjs/pm/scripts.sh task",
"pr": "sh ./node_modules/@startupjs/pm/scripts.sh pr"

The whole process of development and how to use the helper scripts is described in separate guidelines files. Please make sure all developers, designers, team leads and project managers are strictly following their according guidelines:

StartupJS Project Management Guidelines

License

MIT

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