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git-labelmaker
🎏 Create git labels from the command line using git-label!
About
git-labelmaker is essentially a sugar for the git-label package written by jasonbellamy. It provides a few nice features that make creating custom labels a breeze, such as:
- stores your GH token so you don't have to keep whipping it out
- learns the gh repo name so you don't need to add it to a config
- wraps the whole thing in pretty inquirer.js prompts
Install
Install git-labelmaker globally:
npm i -g git-labelmakerUsage
Using this bad boy is a breeze. First cd into your repository and then run the command without any arguments:
git-labelmakerIf it's the first time running the command, you will be prompted for a GitHub personal access token, which you can generate over here.
After that, it jumps right into what new labels you would like to add. Fill out the name and color of as many labels as you like. Be sure to use a proper hex color for the color (eg: #ffffff).
SOME TODOS:
- ability to remove current labels #1
- ability to simply use predefined
git-label-packages#3 - accept a parameter to reset the token #4
Created by Dave Lunny in the wonderful year of 2016. Licensed under MIT