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changelog-generator

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Generate a markdown changelog document from a GitHub milestone.

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# Installation Guide

1. Get the code

git clone https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator

Downloads the entire project code from GitHub to your computer.

cd changelog-generator

Moves into the project folder you just downloaded.

2. PHP (Composer)

Easy Recommended

Prerequisites

Git Needed to download the project code from GitHub.
PHP A PHP runtime is required.
Composer The package manager used to install PHP libraries.

$ composer require jwage/changelog-generator

Type this command into your terminal and run it.

✅ Run it with a built-in server like php -S localhost:8000, then open http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

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# Changelog Generator

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This library will generate a changelog markdown document from a GitHub milestone. It is based off of
[weierophinney/changelog_generator](https://github.com/weierophinney/changelog_generator).

## Features

- [Shows total issues, pull requests and contributors in a GitHub milestone](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#003)
- [Filter by GitHub labels](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#filtering-by-labels)
- [Grouped by GitHub labels](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#003)
- [Write changelog to a file](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#write-to-file)
- [Multi-Project configuration](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#configuration-file)
- [Connects related pull requests and issues to reduce redundant lines in the changelog](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#connecting-issues--pull-requests)
- [GitHub Enterprise Support](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator#github-enterprise-support)

## Installation

You can install with composer:

$ composer require jwage/changelog-generator

Or you can download the latest `changelog-generator.phar` file from the [releases](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/releases) pages.

## Example

Here is what an example changelog looks like. It was generated from the `0.0.3` milestone in GitHub for this project:

### 0.0.3

- Total issues resolved: **7**
- Total pull requests resolved: **7**
- Total contributors: **1**

#### Enhancement

- [15: Look for changelog-generator-config.php file by default if no --confi&hellip;](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/15) thanks to @jwage
 - [13: Allow changelog configurations to be provided via a php config file.](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/13) thanks to @jwage
 - [12: Allow changelog to be filtered by label names.](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/12) thanks to @jwage
 - [11: Add total contributors to changelog.](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/11) thanks to @jwage
 - [9: Improve changelog totals to be split by issue and pull requests.](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/9) thanks to @jwage
 - [7: Link pull requests and issues together to improve the changelog format.](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/7) thanks to @jwage
 - [6: Allow changelog to be written to a file.](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/pull/6) thanks to @jwage

You can also look at the [CHANGELOG.md](https://github.com/jwage/changelog-generator/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md) file which
is generated by this project.

## Basic Usage

Generate a change log based on a GitHub milestone with the following command:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0

## Write to File

Write the generated changelog to a file with the `--file` option. If you don't provide a value, it will be written
to the current working directory in a file named `CHANGELOG.md`:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0 --file

You can pass a value to `--file` to specify where the changelog file should be written:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0 --file=changelog.md

By default it will overwrite the file contents but you can pass the `--append` option to append the changelog to
the existing contents.

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0 --file=changelog.md --append

If you want to prepend the changelog to an existing file, use the `--prepend` option:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0 --file=changelog.md --prepend

## Connecting Issues & Pull Requests

To make the changelog easier to read, we try to connect pull requests to issues by looking for `#{ISSUE_NUMBER}` in the body
of the pull request. When the user of the issue and pull request are different github users, the changelog line will look like the following:

- [634: Fix namespace in bin/doctrine-migrations.php](https://github.com/doctrine/migrations/pull/634) thanks to @Majkl578 and @jwage

## Filtering by Labels

You can filter the changelog by label names using the `--label` option:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0 --label=Enhancement --label=Bug

## Including Open Issues & Pull Requests

It can be convenient when preparing release notes for an upcoming release to include open issues and pull requests. For
this you can use the `--include-open` option:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --user=doctrine --repository=migrations --milestone=2.0 --include-open

## Configuration File

You can provide a PHP configuration file to the changelog generator if you don't want to provide the data manually each time.
Put the following contents in a file named `config.php`:

```php
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use ChangelogGenerator\ChangelogConfig;

return [
    'changelog-generator' => (new ChangelogConfig())
        ->setUser('jwage')
        ->setRepository('changelog-generator')
        ->setMilestone('0.0.4')
        ->setLabels(['Enhancement', 'Bug'])
        ->setIncludeOpen(true)
    ,
    'another-project' => (new ChangelogConfig())
        // ...
    ,
];
```

Then you can use the configuration file like the following:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --config=config.php

By default it will generate a changelog for the first changelog config in the array returned by the file. You can use the
`--project` option if you want to generate a changelog for a specific project in the config file:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --config=config.php --project=another-project

By default if you name your config file `changelog-generator-config.php`, the changelog generator will look for that file
if no `--config` option is passed.

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate

You can override options provided by the `ChangelogConfig` object from the command line by passing options to the
`generate` command:

$ ./vendor/bin/changelog-generator generate --include-open=0

## GitHub Enterprise Support

You can configure the URL of your GitHub instance by using the `rootGitHubUrl` option. In your `config.php` you can
pass a 5th argument to `ChangelogConfig` that contains an array of options:

```php
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use ChangelogGenerator\ChangelogConfig;

return [
    'changelog-generator' => (new ChangelogConfig())
        ->setUser('jwage')
        ->setRepository('changelog-generator')
        ->setMilestone('0.0.3')
        ->setLabels(['Enhancement', 'Bug'],)
        ->setOption('rootGitHubUrl', 'https://git.mycompany.com/api/v3')
    ,
];
```

## GitHub Authentication

By default it is not required to authenticate with GitHub to use this tool. But if you want
higher rate limits or want to use it with private repositories then you will need to authenticate.

### Personal Credentials

You can authenticate with your `username` and `password` or a personal access token
instead of your password using the `ChangelogGenerator\GitHubUsernamePassword` class:

```php
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use ChangelogGenerator\ChangelogConfig;
use ChangelogGenerator\GitHubUsernamePassword;

return [
    'changelog-generator' => (new ChangelogConfig())
        // ...
        ->setGitHubCredentials(new GitHubUsernamePassword('username', 'passwordOrToken'))
    ,
];
```

### OAuth Token

You can authenticate with an OAuth token as well using the `ChangelogGenerator\GitHubOAuthToken` class:

```php
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use ChangelogGenerator\ChangelogConfig;
use ChangelogGenerator\GitHubOAuthToken;

return [
    'changelog-generator' => (new ChangelogConfig())
        // ...
        ->setGitHubCredentials(new GitHubOAuthToken('the oauth token'))
    ,
];
```