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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ A project to turn RSS update feeds into new issues in the projects that depend o
## Usage ## Usage
Create a file called `config.py`, which should contain a list `FEED\_READERS`. The Create a file called `config.py`, which should contain a list `FEED_READERS`. The
list should contain one or more feed readers (`issue_generator.FeedReader`), which list should contain one or more feed readers (`issue_generator.FeedReader`), which
in turn contain an issue poster (`issue_generator.IssuePoster`). in turn contain an issue poster (`issue_generator.IssuePoster`).
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last version of the software it saw (stored at `~/.config/issue_generator` or last version of the software it saw (stored at `~/.config/issue_generator` or
`$XDG_CONFIG_DIR/issue_generator` by default). Then, if the version differs (it doesn't `$XDG_CONFIG_DIR/issue_generator` by default). Then, if the version differs (it doesn't
sort them, just compare equality), it opens an issue with the corresponding issue poster. sort them, just compare equality), it opens an issue with the corresponding issue poster.
Currently, there is duplicate issue detection, to avoid posting duplicate issues when
the config is cleared (e.g. running in a different machine).
See the documentation of each feed reader and issue poster with `import issue_generator`, See the documentation of each feed reader and issue poster with `import issue_generator`,
`help(issue_generator)` to see how each parameter works. `help(issue_generator)` to see how each parameter works.
## Example configuration file ## Example configuration files
Example: Read the `config.py` file, which requires a `_secrets.py` file (which you should write).
It uses the readers and posters defined in `issue_generator` to create an array of
readers. Below there are examples with three levels of complexity.
Simple example: use the available readers/posters.
```python ```python
from issue_generator import GithubReader, GitlabPoster from issue_generator import GithubReader, GitlabPoster
@ -30,3 +36,12 @@ FEED_READERS = [
token = "qwerty-secret-token")) token = "qwerty-secret-token"))
] ]
``` ```
Intermediate example: the class `CGJForgejoPoster` in `config.py` acts as a shortcut
for any project hosted in the organization `archpkgs` in `git.cgj.es/`. Because the
token, the instance and assignee/labels are the same, the user of this poster can simply
indicate the repository to use it.
Complex example: the class `UDSClientReader` is a custom reader for a piece of software
that doesn't publish a feed. Instead, this reader scraps the version out of a JavaScript
file.