Node command-line tool used to create or remove GitHub labels. Predefined labels are available in the presets folder. You can also create and use your own labels with JSON.
npm install -g github-label
Use this method if don't want to type your username and password.
Create a Personal access token on GitHub
with the repo
and public_repo
permissions enabled. Then add the following
environment variable in your .bashrc
(Linux) or .bash_profile
(Mac).
export GITHUB_LABEL_TOKEN='REPLACE THIS WITH YOUR TOKEN'
Usage: github-label [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-p, --preset [value] Specify a label preset.
-l, --list [value] List the default preset.
-j, --json [value] Specify your own JSON label preset.
-s, --skip Skip existing labels instead of updating them.
-r, --remove Remove a GitHub label preset.
-R, --remove-all Removes all labels.
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# Output the labels for the repository.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label'
# List the available label presets.
github-label -l
# List the labels for a given preset.
github-label -l priority
# Create labels with one of the available presets.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -p priority
# Create labels by specifying your own JSON.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -j 'path-to/preset.json'
# Delete all labels from a given preset or json file.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -p priority -r
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -j 'path-to/preset.json' -r
# Remove all labels.
github-label 'codenameyau/github-label' -R