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# rcz
Resultium commit standardization library. Supported by NodeJS v14 and above
## Installation
1. Set up @resultium registry in an .npmrc file in your home directory with following content:
```
@resultium:registry=https://git.resultium.net/api/packages/public/npm/
```
2. Install the package using npm
```
npm install -g @resultium/rcz
```
## Getting started
1. Make changes to your git initialized project
2. Run `rcz commit` in the root directory
- if you wish to sign your commit use `--sign` option
3. Answer all the questions
4. Push to remote
## Configuration
You can create an `.rczrc`, `.rczrc.json` or `rcz.config.json` file in your root directory and specify available scopes and commit types
```json
{
"scopes": ["forms"],
"types": [
{
"label": "chore",
"value": "chore",
"hint": "a routine action"
}
],
"autoSignCommits": false,
"autoSignReleases": true
}
```
### On-release event
You are also able to create an onRelease event file, that is going to run before creation of a git tag and a release commit, when `rcz release` is run. The file is to be named `.rczrc.onrelease.js`. A sample can be seen below.
```js
const fs = require("fs"); // Require fileSystem
const packageFile = fs.readFileSync("./package.json").toString(); // Get package.json contents from the current working directory
const newPackageFile = packageFile.replace(
/"version": "[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+"/,
`"version": "${__NEW_VERSION__}"`
); // Use RegExp to replace package.json version
fs.writeFileSync("./package.json", newPackageFile); // Write to package.json file its new content
const indexFile = fs.readFileSync("./src/index.ts").toString(); // Get index.ts file from source code directory
const newIndexFile = indexFile.replace(/version\("[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+"\)/); // Replace class function call content with the new version
fs.writeFileSync("./src/index.ts", newIndexFile); // Write to source code index file
```
In your onRelease file you are provided with `__NEW_VERSION__` constant string which is the new version submitted in `rcz release` and `__IS_SIGNED__` constant which is a boolean telling whether the release (it's commit and tag) is going to be signed.
Bear in mind, **this script is going to be executed through `eval()` with no sanitation**, be careful with whatever you write.
### Post-release event
Same as for onRelease you can also create a postRelease file which gets run after the tag and commit get created. Same as for onRelease file you are provided with `__NEW_VERSION__` and `__IS_SIGNED__`