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csv-to-issues

v1.0.0

Published

A CLI tool to bulk create GitHub issues and labels from CSV files

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Keywords

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Readme

csv-to-issues

A CLI tool to bulk create GitHub issues and labels from CSV files. Perfect for project setup, issue migration, and Hacktoberfest preparation!

Installation

NPX (Recommended)

Run directly without installation:

GITHUB_TOKEN=your_pat_here npx csv-to-github-issues owner/repo

By default, it looks for issues.csv in the current directory.

Global Installation

npm install -g csv-to-issues
GITHUB_TOKEN=your_pat_here csv-to-issues owner/repo

Local Development

git clone https://github.com/krushndayshmookh/csv-to-issues.git
cd csv-to-issues
npm install
npm link
GITHUB_TOKEN=your_pat_here csv-to-issues owner/repo

Usage

  1. Create a CSV file with your issues (see format below)
  2. Get a GitHub Personal Access Token from https://github.com/settings/tokens
  3. Run the tool:
GITHUB_TOKEN=your_token_here npx csv-to-issues owner/repo

CSV Format

The CSV file should have the following columns:

Title, Description, Priority, Type, Labels, Difficulty, Component

Example CSV

Title,Description,Priority,Type,Labels,Difficulty,Component
"Fix login bug","Users cannot login with special characters","High","Bug","authentication,security","Medium","Core"
"Add dark mode","Implement dark theme for better UX","Medium","Enhancement","ui,theme","Easy","UI"
"Update docs","Improve API documentation","Low","Enhancement","documentation","Easy","Documentation"

Features

  • [x] Bulk create GitHub issues from CSV
  • [x] Automatic label creation and management
  • [x] Support for priority, difficulty, and component labels
  • [x] Hacktoberfest-ready labeling
  • [x] Rate limiting protection
  • [x] Error handling and validation
  • [x] Progress tracking and detailed logging