gease - gITHUB RELease

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It's understood that you may use github cli, however gease simply makes a git release using github api v3.

Installation

You can install gease via pip:

$ pip install gease

or clone it and install it:

$ git clone https://github.com/moremoban/gease.git
$ cd gease
$ python setup.py install

Setup and Configuration

First, please create personal access token for yourself on github.

Next, please create a gease file(.gease) in your home directory and place the token inside it. Gease file is a simple json file. Here is an example:

{"user":"chfw","personal_access_token":"AAFDAFASDFADFADFADFADFADF"}

Organisation

In order to make a release for your organisation, "read:org" right is required:

Command Line

gease simply makes a git release using github api v3. version 0.0.1

Usage: gs repo tag [release message]

where:

   release message is optional. It could be a quoted string or space separate
       string

Examples:

   gs gease v0.0.1 first great release
   gs gease v0.0.2 "second great release"

:: contributors list the contributors of a repo. version 0.0.4

Usage: contributors user/org repo

Where:: user/org is the your github username or orgnisation name repo is the repository name

Examples:

contributors pyexcel pyexcel-io

License

MIT