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Prace.js

Pull Request Automated Convention Enforcer

A GitHub action that checks if a PR complies with a given configuration

CodeFactor

Continuous testing

Repository configuration

Usage

Add .github/workflows/prace.yml with the following:

name: Prace.js
on:
  pull_request:
    types: [
      'opened',
      'edited',
      'reopened',
      'synchronize',
      'review_requested',
      'review_request_removed',
      'assigned',
      'unassigned',
      'labeled',
      'unlabeled',
      ]

jobs:
  linting:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: innerspacetrainings/Prace.js@master
        with:
          configuration-path: .github/prace.yml
        env:
          GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

Configuration file

Configure Prace by creating a .github/prace.yml file.

Example file:

version: 1
title:
  patterns:
    - '\[XX-\d*\]\s[\w\s]*'
    - RELEASE\s\w*
  error: 'You have to include [XX-123] or RELEASE into your title'
body:
  patterns:
    - '[\w\s]*'
  error: The body can not be empty
branch:
  patterns:
    - 'feat/[\w\s]**'
  error: Branch must be called `feat/name`
reviewers:
  minimum: 1
  users:
    - Bullrich
  teams:
    - backend
additions: 256
labels:
  - bug
  - enhancement

You can use the config generator instead of manually generating the file.

Configuration properties

All of the configuration fields are optional, they can be removed and that particular check won't be done. (An empty file will make all checks to be approved).

Title, body and branch

  • patterns string[]: The regex patterns against the attributes will be evaluated.
  • error string: The error to be displayed in case that the regex expression failed.

In the case of having more than one pattern, the property will be evaluated to all of them to see if it complies with at least one pattern. It doesn't need to comply with all of the patterns, just one.

Reviewers

  • minimum number: The minimum amount of reviewers to have in the Pull Request.
  • users string[]: A list of required users. It requires at least one of the users in the array.
  • teams string[]: A list of required teams. It requires at least one of the users in the array. Can be the name or the slug.

These fields are not case sensitive.

Additions number

The max number of LOC added in the Pull Request.

Labels string[]

The labels required in the Pull Request. It requires at least one of the given labels to be in the Pull Request.

This field is not case sensitive.


Happy hacking ❤

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