JSPM – contributor@0.1.0-1

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Readme

#Contributor

A simple module to add git contributors to your package.json. Public repos only for now. Private repos may be possible if I get some time. Ha.

Install from npm

$ npm install contributor -g

or add it as one of your projects package.json dependencies like

"dependencies": {
    "contributor": "0.1.x"
}

Run

To grab your project contributor's info from your github repo, cd into the directory containing your package.json and run:

$ contributor

Bingo!

Behind the scenes

Contributor hunts for repository.url in your your package.json. If it finds a valid repo url, it requests collaborator info from the github api and adds it to your package.json. Super simple.

It will make a backup of your original json to .package.json, so all your secret codes are safe.

Pro tip: Add a git push alias and kill a couple birds.

$ git config alias.pushc \!git push $1 $2 && contributor

This will simply add the pushc alias to your .git/config file like so:

[alias]
  pushc = !git push $1 $2 && contributor

Then you can run git pushc origin master, and voila! Give it a try on your next project and let me know what you think!