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# Prolific

A little tool for authoring many tracker stories.

Prolific converts files that look like:

```
As a user I can toast a bagel

When I insert a bagel into toaster and press the on button, I should get a toasted bagel

L: mvp, toasting

---

As a user I can set the desired color of my bagel

I should be able to manipulate a dial and choose one of:

- light
- medium
- dark

Pressing the on button gives me toast of the appropriate color.

L: mvp, toasting

---

As a user I can clean my bagel toaster

I should be able to pull out a tray and clean up the crumbs.

L: mvp, clean-up

---

[BUG] Every third time I use it, the toaster jams

L: mvp

---

[CHORE] Reticulate the Toaster's turboencabulator

A metabolic endocrinide that the developrs will likely need to photoencapsulate.

- [ ] Re-enfarbulate the mitilandrinide
- [ ] Masticulate the retracto-mandible
- [ ] Effervesce all enteropolycarbides

---

[RELEASE] Toaster MVP is Ready

L: mvp

```

into CSV files ready for import into Tracker.

## Installation

To install from source, make sure you have the Go toolchain installed, then:
`go install github.com/onsi/prolific`

Or just download the OS X binary from the GitHub releases page.

## Usage

#### `prolific template`

Will generate a template `stories.prolific` file

#### `prolific path/to/stories.prolific`

Will emit a CSV version of the passed in prolific file.  You can use `>` to shovel this content into a file.  For example:

```
prolific stories.prolific > stories.csv
```

#### `STDIN`

Prolific will also read content from standard input, which can be useful when combined with templates. For example:

```
erb stories.prolific.erb | prolific > stories.csv
```

## Syntax

Stories are separated by `\n---\n\n`.  Each story is a block made up of:

- **Title**: The first line following the delimiter becomes the story title.  The story title must be on a single line.  The title is required.
- **Story Type** (optional): The story title can be preceded by an optional `[X]` story type.  Legal values are `[FEATURE]` (the default), `[BUG]`, `[CHORE]`, and `[RELEASE]`.
- **Description** (optional): Content immediately after the title is placed, verbatim, as the story's description.
- **Tasks** (optional): Content prefaced with `- [ ]` or `* [ ]` are converted into tasks (similar Github-flavored-Markdown checklists).
- **Labels** (optional): If the last line before `\n---\n\n` begins with `L:` Prolific will interpret the content following `L:` as comma-separated labels.

## Import into Tracker

Use the Import CSV function to add the stories to your project with the csv file or output from prolific.

![Image](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onsi/prolific/master/import_csv.png)

The requester associated with the resulting stories will be the account used to import the csv file.

## License
Prolific is MIT Licensed

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