github-changelog-generator/lib/github_changelog_generator/generator/entry.rb

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Refactor generation code and allow custom sections There's a lot in this PR. - Added a Section class to more easily make the other changes and hopefully add flexibility for the future - Added an option called `configure_sections` that allows you create your own custom sections. It blows away all other sections and uses only the ones you give it. - Added an option called `add_sections` that allows you to add_sections to the default section set - Added an option called `include_merged` that can be used when configure_sections is defined. Configure sections blows away any and all default sections so to get this one back, you have to set this option. - Added tests for this stuff @HAIL9000 was a co-author. Because of a little git snafu, I accidentally squashed all of our work into one so it looks like it was just me. --- Refactor details: Before this change, the code in generator.rb and generator_generation.rb was conflated and method call flow went back and forth between the two files seemingly randomly. They also both defined the exact same class, which is un-ruby-ish. I tried to separate methods used for the whole changelog generation from methods used for specific parts of the changelog and move them into specific classes. I reasoned that a changelog is a series of "entries" of all tagged releases plus an extra entry for the unreleased entry. Each entry is comprised of a header and a series of "sections" for that entry. Each section is comprized of a list of issues and/or pull requests for that entry. So the log contains entries, entries contain sections, and sections contain issues & prs. I have structured the classes around this idea. - lib/github_changelog_generator/generator/generator.rb is for code related to generating the entire changelog. - lib/github_changelog_generator/generator/entry.rb is for code related to generating entries. - lib/github_changelog_generator/generator/section.rb is for code relating to geneating entry sections. Issues and PRs are already special objects, so it doesn't make sense to break those out into their own class.
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require "github_changelog_generator/generator/section"
module GitHubChangelogGenerator
# This class generates the content for a single changelog entry. An entry is
# generally either for a specific tagged release or the collection of
# unreleased changes.
#
# An entry is comprised of header text followed by a series of sections
# relating to the entry.
#
# @see GitHubChangelogGenerator::Generator
# @see GitHubChangelogGenerator::Section
class Entry
attr_reader :content
def initialize(options = Options.new({}))
@content = ""
@options = Options.new(options)
end
# Generates log entry with header and body
#
# @param [Array] pull_requests List or PR's in new section
# @param [Array] issues List of issues in new section
# @param [String] newer_tag_name Name of the newer tag. Could be nil for `Unreleased` section.
# @param [String] newer_tag_link Name of the newer tag. Could be "HEAD" for `Unreleased` section.
# @param [Time] newer_tag_time Time of the newer tag
# @param [Hash, nil] older_tag Older tag, used for the links. Could be nil for last tag.
# @return [String] Ready and parsed section
def create_entry_for_tag(pull_requests, issues, newer_tag_name, newer_tag_link, newer_tag_time, older_tag_name) # rubocop:disable Metrics/ParameterLists
github_site = @options[:github_site] || "https://github.com"
project_url = "#{github_site}/#{@options[:user]}/#{@options[:project]}"
set_sections_and_maps
@content = generate_header(newer_tag_name, newer_tag_link, newer_tag_time, older_tag_name, project_url)
@content += generate_body(pull_requests, issues)
@content
end
private
# Creates section objects and the label and section maps needed for
# sorting
def set_sections_and_maps
@sections = if @options.configure_sections?
parse_sections(@options[:configure_sections])
elsif @options.add_sections?
default_sections.concat parse_sections(@options[:add_sections])
else
default_sections
end
@lmap = label_map
@smap = section_map
end
# Turns a string from the commandline into an array of Section objects
#
# @param [String, Hash] either string or hash describing sections
# @return [Array] array of Section objects
def parse_sections(sections_desc)
require "json"
sections_desc = sections_desc.to_json if sections_desc.class == Hash
begin
sections_json = JSON.parse(sections_desc)
rescue JSON::ParserError => e
raise "There was a problem parsing your JSON string for sections: #{e}"
end
sections_json.collect do |name, v|
Section.new(name: name.to_s, prefix: v["prefix"], labels: v["labels"], options: @options)
end
end
# Creates a hash map of labels => section objects
#
# @return [Hash] map of labels => section objects
def label_map
@sections.each_with_object({}) do |section_obj, memo|
section_obj.labels.each do |label|
memo[label] = section_obj.name
end
end
end
# Creates a hash map of 'section name' => section object
#
# @return [Hash] map of 'section name' => section object
def section_map
@sections.each_with_object({}) do |section, memo|
memo[section.name] = section
end
end
# It generates header text for an entry with specific parameters.
#
# @param [String] newer_tag_name - name of newer tag
# @param [String] newer_tag_link - used for links. Could be same as #newer_tag_name or some specific value, like HEAD
# @param [Time] newer_tag_time - time, when newer tag created
# @param [String] older_tag_name - tag name, used for links.
# @param [String] project_url - url for current project.
# @return [String] - Header text for a changelog entry.
def generate_header(newer_tag_name, newer_tag_link, newer_tag_time, older_tag_name, project_url)
header = ""
# Generate date string:
time_string = newer_tag_time.strftime(@options[:date_format])
# Generate tag name and link
release_url = if @options[:release_url]
format(@options[:release_url], newer_tag_link)
else
"#{project_url}/tree/#{newer_tag_link}"
end
header += if newer_tag_name.equal?(@options[:unreleased_label])
"## [#{newer_tag_name}](#{release_url})\n\n"
else
"## [#{newer_tag_name}](#{release_url}) (#{time_string})\n\n"
end
if @options[:compare_link] && older_tag_name
# Generate compare link
header += "[Full Changelog](#{project_url}/compare/#{older_tag_name}...#{newer_tag_link})\n\n"
end
header
end
# Generates complete body text for a tag (without a header)
#
# @param [Array] pull_requests
# @param [Array] issues
# @returns [String] ready-to-go tag body
def generate_body(pull_requests, issues)
body = ""
body += main_sections_to_log(pull_requests, issues)
body += merged_section_to_log(pull_requests) if @options[:pulls] && @options[:add_pr_wo_labels]
body
end
# Generates main sections for a tag
#
# @param [Array] pull_requests
# @param [Array] issues
# @return [string] ready-to-go sub-sections
def main_sections_to_log(pull_requests, issues)
if @options[:issues]
sections_to_log = parse_by_sections(pull_requests, issues)
sections_to_log.map(&:generate_content).join
end
end
# Generates section for prs with no labels (for a tag)
#
# @param [Array] pull_requests
# @return [string] ready-to-go sub-section
def merged_section_to_log(pull_requests)
merged = Section.new(name: "merged", prefix: @options[:merge_prefix], labels: [], issues: pull_requests, options: @options)
@sections << merged unless @sections.find { |section| section.name == "merged" }
merged.generate_content
end
# Set of default sections for backwards-compatibility/defaults
#
# @return [Array] array of Section objects
def default_sections
[
Section.new(name: "breaking", prefix: @options[:breaking_prefix], labels: @options[:breaking_labels], options: @options),
Section.new(name: "enhancements", prefix: @options[:enhancement_prefix], labels: @options[:enhancement_labels], options: @options),
Section.new(name: "bugs", prefix: @options[:bug_prefix], labels: @options[:bug_labels], options: @options),
Section.new(name: "issues", prefix: @options[:issue_prefix], labels: @options[:issue_labels], options: @options)
]
end
# This method sorts issues by types
# (bugs, features, or just closed issues) by labels
#
# @param [Array] pull_requests
# @param [Array] issues
# @return [Hash] Mapping of filtered arrays: (Bugs, Enhancements, Breaking stuff, Issues)
def parse_by_sections(pull_requests, issues)
issues.each do |dict|
added = false
dict["labels"].each do |label|
break if @lmap[label["name"]].nil?
@smap[@lmap[label["name"]]].issues << dict
added = true
break if added
end
if @smap["issues"]
@sections.find { |sect| sect.name == "issues" }.issues << dict unless added
end
end
sort_pull_requests(pull_requests)
end
# This method iterates through PRs and sorts them into sections
#
# @param [Array] pull_requests
# @param [Hash] sections
# @return [Hash] sections
def sort_pull_requests(pull_requests)
added_pull_requests = []
pull_requests.each do |pr|
added = false
pr["labels"].each do |label|
break if @lmap[label["name"]].nil?
@smap[@lmap[label["name"]]].issues << pr
added_pull_requests << pr
added = true
break if added
end
end
added_pull_requests.each { |req| pull_requests.delete(req) }
@sections
end
def line_labels_for(issue)
labels = if @options[:issue_line_labels] == ["ALL"]
issue["labels"]
else
issue["labels"].select { |label| @options[:issue_line_labels].include?(label["name"]) }
end
labels.map { |label| " \[[#{label['name']}](#{label['url'].sub('api.github.com/repos', 'github.com')})\]" }.join("")
end
end
end