FluffySpoon.Publisher.NuGet 1.165.0

FluffySpoon.Publishers

Publishes NuGet and NPM packages to the respective repositories.

Usage

You can also see a command-line runnable version of the following example here.

The code below will:

• Find all repositories in https://github.com/ffMathy that start with FluffySpoon. and have been modified within the past 30 days.
• For each repository, sorted by update date descending:
  • Determine the version of the package. The version used will be 1.0.<number of commits in repository>.
  • For each C# project found in the src folder of the root of the repository:
    • Build src/<ProjectName> using dotnet build.
    • Test src/<ProjectName>.Tests if present using dotnet test.
    • Publish to NuGet if tests pass or no tests were present.
  • For each NodeJS project found in the src folder of the root of the repository:
    • Build the root directory using npm run build.
    • Test the root directory using npm run test.
    • Publish to NPM.
• For each C# project, publish it to NuGet.
• For each NodeJS project, publish it to NPM.

class Program
{
 static void Main()
 {
 var services = new ServiceCollection();

 //configure the publisher to take all GitHub repositories starting with "FluffySpoon."
 services.AddRepositoryToPackagePublisher("FluffySpoon.");

 //configure the publisher to use specific credentials for GitHub
 services.AddGitHubProviderForAccessToken("ffMathy", "my GitHub access token");

 //configure NuGet publishing
 services.AddNuGetProvider("my NuGet API key");

 //configure NPM publishing
 services.AddNpmProvider("my NPM key");

 //configure .NET Core project support
 services.AddDotNetProvider();

 //configure NodeJS project support
 services.AddNodeJsProvider();

 var provider = services.BuildServiceProvider();

 var publisher = provider.GetRequiredService<IRepositoryToPackagePublisher>();
 publisher.RefreshAllPackagesFromAllRepositoriesAsync().Wait();

 Console.WriteLine("All done!");
 }
}

Running in GitHub Actions

Below is an example of running the sample code on an GitHub Actions using environment variables.

dotnet.yml

name: .NET

on:
 push:
 schedule:
 - cron: '0 * * * *'
 
jobs:
 build:

 runs-on: ubuntu-latest

 steps:
 - uses: actions/checkout@v2
 
 - name: Setup .NET
 uses: actions/setup-dotnet@v1
 with:
 dotnet-version: 6.0.x
 
 - name: Build
 env:
 ProjectNamePrefix: FluffySpoon.
 GitHubUsername: ffMathy
 NuGetKey: ${{ secrets.NuGetKey }}
 NpmAuthToken: ${{ secrets.NpmAuthToken }}
 GitHubPersonalAccessToken: ${{ secrets.GitHubPersonalAccessToken }}
 run: |
 cd src
 dotnet restore
 dotnet build
 cd FluffySpoon.Publisher.Sample
 dotnet run

Running in AppVeyor

Below is an example of running the sample code on an AppVeyor build server using environment variables.

AppVeyor.yml

version: 1.0.{build}
image: Visual Studio 2017
environment:
 NuGetKey:
 secure: 14GsJ75nn9jwVPMQXN7qN8xrwhyAY8TwIvvsQ+P1yzahdtfl83J8cyN+aA9WhtSY
 ProjectNamePrefix: FluffySpoon.
 GitHubUsername: ffMathy
 NpmAuthToken:
 secure: dg3EnwKFzX5E40SPkoPK53pW2D2W5sjCGV4xhORTCoe50OEASg8Xk9mI12SBVadI
 GitHubPersonalAccessToken:
 secure: ECBBXkriJnyuksnl3PYf7PQ/WLyRZLXf9qgLyIlOIeh4e8EnYCX5gkgmyyO1/HR+
install:
- ps: |
 Install-Product node '' x64
 npm install typescript -g
build_script:
- cmd: |
 cd src
 dotnet restore
 dotnet build
 cd FluffySpoon.Publisher.Sample
 dotnet run