added nodeJS script to create a release archive to attach on github

Eruyome commented 7 years ago

Made a "little" nodeJS script to create an archive (zip) to attach to github releases.

The repository and urls are read from .git/config folder/file.
Script compares local version number with latest published version number to make sure the local one is higher.
Script downloads the master.zipfrom the master branch, extracts it, deletes some file (.gitignore for example) and creates a new .zip with the version number in the file name.
Should have all the error-handling/fallbacks one could need.

Running this is easy, simply open a console/terminal in lib/ folder and run npm start.

script

aRTy42 commented 7 years ago

"Published version is higher than the local version"

Nope.

Eruyome commented 7 years ago

Well, it's doing the right things but I made a mistake in my console.log...

aRTy42 commented 7 years ago

The main purpose is to get rid of the two .git... files and the .markdown, correct?

Eruyome commented 7 years ago

Well, more or less, I just liked the idea of having a fancy script to prepare the zip-file to attach to the github releases :p Also, I sometimes forget to change the version number before making a release, that should solve this problem, too. Would be even better to check the version again after downloading the master.zip with the file included there.

aRTy42 / POE-ItemInfo

added nodeJS script to create a release archive to attach on github #60