Convert changelog memo to JSON.
Suggest to use with jq.
$ go get -u github.com/deltam/changelog2jsonsample changelog
$ cat changelog.txt
2018-06-29 Nanashi Gombeh <deltam@gmail.com>
* life: shopping list
- milk
- eggs
* todo: dev
- write test code
- refactoring
2018-06-28 Nanashi Gombeh <deltam@gmail.com>
* lunch: Ramen Shop Hogehoge
Very good!
convert to json(and pipe jq).
$ changelog2json changelog.txt | jq
[
{
"date": "2018-06-29",
"name": "Nanashi Gombeh",
"mail": "deltam@gmail.com",
"tags": "life",
"title": "shopping list",
"body": " - milk\n - eggs\n\n",
"line": 3
},
{
"date": "2018-06-29",
"name": "Nanashi Gombeh",
"mail": "deltam@gmail.com",
"tags": "todo",
"title": "dev",
"body": " - write test code\n - refactoring\n\n",
"line": 7
},
{
"date": "2018-06-28",
"name": "Nanashi Gombeh",
"mail": "deltam@gmail.com",
"tags": "jj",
"title": "Ramen Shop Hogehoge",
"body": " Very good!\n",
"line": 13
}
]Filtering by tag
$ changelog2json changelog.txt | jq '.[] | select(.tags == "todo")'
[
{
"date": "2018-06-29",
"name": "Nanashi Gombeh",
"mail": "deltam@gmail.com",
"tags": "todo",
"title": "dev",
"body": " - write test code\n - refactoring\n\n",
"line": 7
}
]more filtering tips, to see jq manual.
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