Closed Flet closed 8 years ago
It does the job but it's CLI only (and io.js only I think). I'd like to be able to use the same token generated for the repo creation step in the travis-ci hook step.
My plan was to use ghauth to prompt auth & store token, then use request to make the repo creation call and travisjs to make the travis-ci call.
I think the create a github repo and initialize a travisjs hook ideas are worthwhile but maybe out of scope for this project. I feel like module-init
is pretty much done in terms of functionality -- future updates should focus on changes related to broader node conventions (like when es6 becomes the norm or we all start writing php again or something). For now I think module-init
works well in its current form as a sort of npm init
for the overzealous :)
I might take a crack at integrating module-init
into another project that would do the github repo and travisjs hook parts too -- a sort of swiss army knife cli for managing module lifecycle.
Thanks @flet and @bcomnes for helping make this into a thing I use all the time.
:+1:
@mattdesl has this neat util that may be relevant: https://github.com/mattdesl/ghrepo