form8ion plugin for projects using GitHub as host for their git repository
When authentication is provided, a repository will be created on GitHub, assuming one does not already exist.
This plugin configures repository settings by generating the settings file for use by repository-settings/app. The settings in the file will be applied, along with those in the account-level file, once the generated file is pushed to GitHub in the default branch, assuming you have the repository-settings app installed for your account.
$ npm install @form8ion/github --save-prod
Provide an authenticated octokit instance as the octokit
property in the
options
- Be sure to install for the user or organization account that you are scaffolding the new project for.
- Enable the settings app for all repositories in the account
The settings file generated by this tool assumes that it is extending an account level config
- Ensure that you have created a
.github
repository in your account - Create an account-level settings file
in the
.github
repository at the location.github/settings.yml
within the repository- for an organization account, this is a good example
- for a user account, this is a good example
import any from '@travi/any';
import {Octokit} from '@octokit/core';
import {lift, promptConstants, scaffold, test} from '@form8ion/github';
const projectRoot = process.cwd();
const octokitInstance = new Octokit();
const logger = {
info: message => console.error(message),
success: message => console.error(message),
warn: message => console.error(message),
error: message => console.error(message)
};
await scaffold(
{
projectRoot,
projectName: 'project-name',
visibility: any.fromList(['Public', 'Private']),
description: any.sentence()
},
{
prompt: async ({id, questions}) => {
const {questionNames, ids} = promptConstants;
const {
GITHUB_DETAILS: githubDetailsPromptId,
ADMIN_SETTINGS: repositorySettingsPromptId
} = ids;
switch (id) {
case githubDetailsPromptId: {
const {
ORGANIZATION: organizationQuestionName,
ACCOUNT_TYPE: accountTypeQuestionName
} = questionNames[githubDetailsPromptId];
return {
[accountTypeQuestionName]: 'organization',
[organizationQuestionName]: questions
.find(({name}) => name === organizationQuestionName)
.choices
.find(({short}) => 'organization-name' === short).value
};
}
case repositorySettingsPromptId:
return {[questionNames[repositorySettingsPromptId].SETTINGS_MANAGED_AS_CODE]: any.boolean()};
default:
throw new Error(`Unknown prompt with ID: ${id}`);
}
},
octokit: octokitInstance,
logger
}
);
if (await test({projectRoot})) {
await lift(
{
projectRoot,
vcs: {owner: 'organization-name', name: 'project-name'},
results: {
projectDetails: {homepage: any.url()},
tags: any.listOf(any.word),
nextSteps: any.listOf(() => ({summary: any.sentence(), description: any.sentence()}))
}
},
{
octokit: octokitInstance,
logger,
prompt: async ({id, questions}) => {
const {questionNames, ids} = promptConstants;
const expectedPromptId = ids.REQUIRED_CHECK_BYPASS;
if (expectedPromptId === id) {
const {CHECK_BYPASS_TEAM: checkBypassTeamQuestionName} = questionNames[expectedPromptId];
return {
[checkBypassTeamQuestionName]: questions
.find(({name}) => name === checkBypassTeamQuestionName)
.choices
.find(({short}) => 'maintainers' === short).value
};
}
throw new Error(`Unknown prompt with ID: ${id}`);
}
}
);
}
$ nvm install
$ npm install
$ npm test