github-pivotal

Migrate repository:

• Change the target project in the pivotal:

  # local (.env file)
  PIVOTAL_PROJECT_ID=0000
  PIVOTAL_INTEGRATION_ID=0000
  
  # in Heroku
  heroku config:set PIVOTAL_PROJECT_ID=0000 PIVOTAL_INTEGRATION_ID=0000
  

• Run script to make migration:

  heroku run 'bin/github_pivotal azukiapp/azk --states="{ issue: 'unscheduled', pull_request: 'unscheduled' }"'
  

  NOTE: changge azukiapp/azk to your repository

Add webhooks of new repository

• Get secret to configure in Github :

  $ heroku config:get GITHUB_SECRET_KEY
  

• Configure repository to send webhooks to app:

  1. Access Settings > Webhooks & Services of your repository and click in Add Webhook:

     i.g.: https://github.com/azukiapp/github-pivotal/settings/hooks/new (change github-pivotal with name of your project).

  2. And fill out the form with your information, including GITHUB_SECRET_KEY you took the heroku and save:

     

Before start development

• Reset git:

  $ rm -rf .git
  $ git init

• Install/Update dependencies:

  $ npm install --save-dev azk-dev
  $ gulp editor:config
  $ gulp babel:runtime:install
  $ npm install

• Commit

  $ git add .
  $ git commit -m 'Start the project based on the `azk-projects-boilerplate`.'

dev

Show all gulp tasks:

$ gulp help

Tests

# default (lint + test, no watch)
$ gulp lint test

# test + lint + watch
$ gulp watch:lint:test

# test + watch (no-lint)
$ gulp watch:test

Deploy npm package

You can deploy package with:

$ npm run deploy [<newversion> | major | minor | patch | premajor | preminor | prepatch | prerelease]

This should run the following steps:

• Check if not tracked commits in git
• Run tests with npm test
• Upgrade version in package.json, commit and add tag
• Publish package in npmjs.com