Nouhin

Nouhin is a CLI tool that supports diff delivery.

Installation

$ npm install -g nouhin

Usage

Firstly, run nouhin command on your git project.

$ ls -A
.git	bar.txt	baz.txt	foo.txt

$ nouhin

Then Nouhin will do the following jobs:

• Copying all files into .nouhin directory.
• Generating (current date).zip which contains the files under .nouhin.
• Committing the changes for .nouhin directory.

$ ls -A
.git		.nouhin		20180611.zip	bar.txt		baz.txt		foo.txt

$ unzip -lqq 20180611.zip
        4  06-11-2018 07:56   ./bar.txt
        4  06-11-2018 07:56   ./baz.txt
        4  06-11-2018 07:56   ./foo.txt

After that, edit and commit any files in your project and run nouhin again. Nouhin works as same as previously but generates a new zip file that only has updated files.

$ rm 20180611.zip
$ echo "Updated" > bar.txt
$ git add bar.txt && git commit -m "update bar"
$ nouhin

$ unzip -lqq 20180611.zip
        8  06-11-2018 08:00   ./bar.txt

Options

name	description
--source (-s)	Path to the directory that contains source codes. It may be a directory having built files when you use any build process. (default .)
--delivery (-d)	Path to the directory that contains delivered files which diffs are managed by git. (default .nouhin)
--output (-o)	File name of output zip file. (default {yyyymmdd}.zip)
--message (-m)	Commit message when committing the delivery directory. (default :rocket: {yyyy/mm/dd HH:MM})
--prefix (-p)	Internal prefix path of output zip file (default .)

Note that --output and --message can include {}-wrapped date format. You can see supported syntax on node-dateformat docs

License

MIT