Motivation

I had some burden during preparing weekly notes about my work: I copy-pasted PR name with link to it.

I noticed that I can automate this work with script which I did here

Usage

1. Install this package globally

   npm i -g report-from-prs
   

2. Setup Github token with repo scope as your env var

   export GITHUB_REPO_TOKEN=<your-repo-token>
   

   Note: if you want to provide access only to your public repos, you may use public_repo scope
3. Run package in terminal providing required params --repo and --login. For example, to get my active prs from this repo for last 7 days, use next command

   report-from-prs get --repo pahan35/report-from-prs --login pahan35
   

   Tip: you can use alias rfp

Commands

get

Prepare reports for provided repo and login with possibility to provide default params

report-from-prs get --help

Prepare report from repo PRs

Options:
  --help      Show help                                                [boolean]
  --version   Show version number                                      [boolean]
  --repo      Repo from which you want to take reports in [user/org]/repo format
                                                                        [string]
  --login     User login for which you want to collect report           [string]
  --forDays   Number of days before today to get report    [number] [default: 7]
  --reporter  Selected reporter   [choices: "console", "html"] [default: "html"]
  --template  Template to convert PR to string.
              Possible replacements:
              [title] - PR title
              [htmlUrl] - Link to PR in Github                          [string]

Reporters

console

Default template is '[title] [pr] [htmlUrl]'

html

Default template is '[title] [<a href="[htmlUrl]">pr<a>]'

rc file

Now you can create rc file to avoid constantly passing the same args during calls

You can find example of rc file here

The list of supported file names and formats is here at line 22