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grunt-update-notify

v0.0.1

Published

Get the UPDATE for a particular npm module, and notify your user.

Downloads

5

Readme

grunt-update-notify

Get the UPDATE for a particular npm module, and notify your user.

2013-09-25 11 33 35

How to use

Add the update_notify in front of your task list:

grunt.registerTask( 'default', [ 'update_notify', 'copy' ] );

Configs

  • name The npm module name you want to check UPDATE
  • global If this module is installed global
  • changeLogURL URL where can get the change log
  • changeLog A function specified to handle your change log, remember to return the result as the final log to show. You can get two params while running this function:
    • content: The raw content fetch via changeLogURL
    • latest: The latest version of your module
    • see example below:
changeLog: function( content, latest ){
    var chunk = content.split( /#+\s*v?([\d\.]+)\s*\n/g );
    var isVersion = true;
    var lastVersion = null;
    var changeLogs = {};
    chunk.forEach(function( value ){
        if( value = value.trim() ){
            if( isVersion ){
                lastVersion = value;
            }
            else {
                changeLogs[ lastVersion ] = value;
            }
            isVersion = !isVersion;
        }
    });

    return changeLogs[ latest ];
}
  • show A function for you to log your UPDATE info as you like, You can get three params while running this function:
    • oldVersion: The old version of your module.
    • newVersion: The latest version of your module.
    • changeLog: The change log of your module's latest version.
  • interval Indicate how often to check UPDATE, use day as unit.
  • append Display the UPDATE notification at the end of all the grunt log
  • interrupt If set true, all the tasks after will be cleared as soon as the UPDATE info is displayed.
  • block A trigger for you to control whether check UPDATE or not.

Example

grunt.initConfig({

    update_notify: {
        generator: {
            options: {
                name: 'generator-kissy-cake',
                global: true,
                changeLogURL: 'https://raw.github.com/abc-team/generator-kissy-cake/master/CHANGELOG.md',
                changeLog: function( content, latest ){
                    var chunk = content.split( /#+\s*v?([\d\.]+)\s*\n/g );
                    var isVersion = true;
                    var lastVersion = null;
                    var changeLogs = {};
                    chunk.forEach(function( value ){
                        if( value = value.trim() ){
                            if( isVersion ){
                                lastVersion = value;
                            }
                            else {
                                changeLogs[ lastVersion ] = value;
                            }
                            isVersion = !isVersion;
                        }
                    });

                    return changeLogs[ latest ];
                },
                interval: 3,
                append: true
            }
        }
    }
});

Enjoy!