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README
gh-labeler
This is a simple CLI tool to create, delete and synchronise labels on a github repo.
Install
The simplest method is to install stack
and then:
stack install gh-labeler
Usage
Create a github OAuth token with the public_repo
priviledge (in repo
section),
and copy the token into a file in your HOME directory called .gh-labeler
.
Then:
- Listing labels:
gh-labeler vincenthz gh-labeler list
- Create a label
gh-labeler vincenthz gh-labeler create myLabel eeb2d3
- Delete labels
gh-labeler vincenthz gh-labeler delete myLabel myLabel2
- Rename labels
gh-labeler vincenthz gh-labeler rename myOldName myNewName myOld2 myNew2
- Synchronise from a file (See Example label file for the format):
gh-labeler vincenthz gh-labeler sync my-labels.txt
Caveats
- The tools doesn't yet support label description, since the underlying library doesn't support them.
Example label file
Very simple syntax of <color> <name>
:
Example:
b60205 B - Bug
0e8a16 D - easy
d93f0b D - hard
fbca04 D - medium
006b75 P - high
006b75 P - low
cccccc R - duplicate
cccccc R - invalid
cccccc R - wontfix
4ef47d X - WIP
fef2c0 X - code-structure
fef2c0 X - for-discussion
fef2c0 X - help wanted
fef2c0 X - question
fef2c0 X - voting