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Installation

npm install --save @types/changelog-parser

Summary

This package contains type definitions for changelog-parser (https://github.com/hypermodules/changelog-parser).

Details

Files were exported from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/changelog-parser.

index.d.ts

1// Options must contain exactly one of filePath or text. This can be expressed
2// with a type, but not an interface. (See
3// <https://github.com/osteele/vscode-p5server/blob/fee241c06f/scripts/types/changelog-parser.d.ts>,
4// which contains the ambient interface that this type was extracted from.)
5//
6// The DefinitelyTyped lint settings don't allow type literals, so define an
7// interface here, and use it to construct a type expression in the argument.
8
9declare namespace parseChangelog {
10    interface Options {
11        /**
12         * Path to changelog file.
13         */
14        filePath: string;
15        /**
16         * Text of changelog file (you can use this instead of filePath).
17         */
18        text: string;
19        /**
20         * Removes the markdown markup from the changelog entries by default.
21         * You can change its value to false to keep the markdown.
22         */
23        removeMarkdown: boolean;
24    }
25
26    interface Changelog {
27        title: string;
28        description: string;
29        versions: Array<{
30            version: string | null;
31            title: string;
32            date: string | null;
33            body: string;
34            parsed: Record<string, string[]>;
35        }>;
36    }
37}
38
39/**
40 * Change log parser for node.
41 */
42// The implementation returns a Promise whether or not a callback is specified.
43// This type declaration reflects this.
44declare function parseChangelog(
45    options:
46        | (
47            & Partial<Exclude<parseChangelog.Options, "filePath" | "text">>
48            & (Pick<parseChangelog.Options, "filePath"> | Pick<parseChangelog.Options, "text">)
49        )
50        | string,
51    callback?: (error: string | null, result: parseChangelog.Changelog) => void,
52): Promise<parseChangelog.Changelog>;
53
54export = parseChangelog;
55

Additional Details

Last updated: Mon, 06 Nov 2023 22:41:05 GMT
Dependencies: none

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These definitions were written by Oliver Steele.

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