Github Workflow Manager

Easily install Github workflows for common patterns such as publishing an npm module on pushes to master or pushing a Dockerfile.

This is not an official Github project.

Installation

npm install -g github-workflow-manager

Or to execute without installation:

npx github-workflow-manager install <some workflow>

Usage

gwm [command]

Commands:
  gwm ls       List installed workflows
  gwm edit     Edit an existing workflow
  gwm install  Install a github workflow

Options:
  --help     Show help                                                 [boolean]
  --version  Show version number                                       [boolean]

Workflows

gwm install build-dockerfile

Build and push a Dockerfile

Automatically build a Dockerfile at the root of your repository and push it to docker hub.

gwm install npm-semantic-release

Build and publish new npm versions, using commits to increment version numbers.

Every time you make a commit, add one of the following tags before it:

type | version | commit message -----------------|---------|----------------------------------- patch release | ..x | "fix: " feature release | _.x.0 | "feat: " breaking release | x.0.0 | "BREAKING CHANGE: "

When merged to master, these commits will be analyzed and new versions of your package will be published.

gwm install npm-test

Run the test script in package.json

A github check with "npm run test" will be run on any pull request.

gwm install prettier

Check that all files are formatted with prettier

Any time a pull request is opened, github will make sure all files are formatted with prettier.

To ignore files, use a ".prettierignore" file in the root of the repository.