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react-github-renderer

v0.1.0

Published

A react custom renderer for Github

Downloads

4

Readme

react-github-renderer

A react custom renderer for Github :octocat:

Table of contents

Installation

$ npm install --save react-github-renderer

Alternatively, using yarn.

$ yarn add react-github-renderer

Motivation

Just for fun. I have wanted to look into react implementation (renderer, reconciler).

API

Renderer

  • ReactGithub.render(element)

Components

  • Gists

<Gist description isPublic>
  <File name children />
</Gist>
<Gist description isPublic children />
  • description (String): a description of the gist (Default: '')
  • isPublic (Boolean): indicates whether the gist is public. (Default: false)
<File name children />
  • name (String, Required): name of file

  • children (String, Required): contents of file

  • Releases

<Release tagName targetCommitish name draft prerelease children />
  • tagName (String, Required): the name of the tag
  • targetCommitish (String): the commitish value that determines where the Git tag is created from (Default: master)
  • name (String): the name of the release
  • draft (Boolean): true to create a draft (unpublished) release, false to create a published one. (Default: false)
  • prerelease (Boolean): true to identify the release as a prerelease. false to identify the release as a full release. (Default: false)
  • children (String): text describing the contents of the tag

Examples

import React from 'react';
import ReactGithub, { Gist, File } from 'react-github-renderer';
import GithubClient from './GithubClient';

const gist = ReactGithub.render(
  <Gist description="gist created by react-github-renderer" isPublic={false}>
    <File name="file.js">
      function fn() {}
    </File>
    <File name="file2.txt">
      contents of file2.txt
    </File>
  </Gist>
);

GithubClient.createGist(gist);
import React from 'react';
import ReactGithub, { Release } from 'react-github-renderer';
import GithubClient from './GithubClient';

const release = ReactGithub.render(
  <Release
    tagName="v1.0.0"
    targetCommitish="master"
    name="v1.0.0"
    draft
    prerelease={false}
  >
    - Update dependencies version (#15)
  </Release>
);

GithubClient.createRelease(release);

Thanks

License

MIT © Taehwan, No (taehwanno)