Create a standard set of issue labels for a GitHub project
Usage:
$ github-standard-labels <username> <project>
Commands:
<default> Create a set of labels for a project
Options:
-h, --help Print usage
-v, --version Print version
duplicate: ededed
greenkeeper: ededed
Priority: Critical: ee0701
Priority: High: d93f0b
Priority: Low: 0e8a16
Priority: Medium: fbca04
Status: Abandoned: 000000
Status: Available: c2e0c6
Status: Blocked: ee0701
Status: In Progress: cccccc
Status: On Hold: e99695
Status: Proposal: d4c5f9
Status: Review Needed: fbca04
Type: Bug: ee0701
Type: Documentation: 5319e7
Type: Enhancement: 1d76db
Type: Maintenance: fbca04
Type: Question: cc317c
Apply labels to a project. opts
should be an object containing:
- .github: an instance of
ghauth
- .username: the name of the project owner
- .repo: the repository name
- Joe Hand for showing me this cool labeling scheme