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smh-changeloger

v0.0.1

Published

generate changelog for github repos

Downloads

4

Readme

changeloger

Generate a changelog based on merged pull requests or commit messages

Installation

npm install -g github-changes
Usage: github-changes [options]

Options:
   -o, --owner         (required) owner of the Github repository
   -r, --repository    (required) name of the Github repository
   -d, --data          (DEPRECATED) use pull requests or commits (choices: pulls, commits)  [commits]
   -b, --branch        name of the default branch  [master]
   -n, --tag-name      tag name for upcoming release  [upcoming]
   -a, --auth          prompt to auth with Github - use this for private repos and higher rate limits
   -k, --token         need to use this or --auth for private repos and higher rate limits
   -f, --file          name of the file to output the changelog to  [CHANGELOG.md]
   -t, --title         title to appear in the top of the changelog  [Change Log]
   -z, --time-zone     time zone  [UTC]
   -m, --date-format   date format  [(YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm Z)]
   -v, --verbose       output details
   --host              alternate host name to use with github enterprise  [api.github.com]
   --path-prefix       path-prefix for use with github enterprise
   --between-tags      only diff between these two tags, separate by 3 dots ...
   --for-tag           only get changes for this tag
   --issue-body        (DEPRECATED) include the body of the issue (--data MUST equal 'pulls')
   --no-merges         do not include merges
   --only-merges       only include merges
   --only-pulls        only include pull requests
   --use-commit-body   use the commit body of a merge instead of the message - "Merge branch..."
   --order-semver      use semantic versioning for the ordering instead of the tag date
   --reverse-changes   reverse the order of changes within a release (show oldest first)
   --hide-tag-names    hide tag names in changelog

Example usage

Generate changelog via pull requests

changeloger -o siberianmh -r hellstormio -a --only-pulls --use-commit-body