This code automates a Git rebase and npm package installation process by creating a calendar event that executes a script containing these commands. The event is configured to run within a specified project directory.

Run example

npm run import -- "update git"

update git

var importer = require('../Core');
var createNewEvent = importer.import("create new calendar event");

function resetRebaseInstallEvent(project) {
    if(!project) {
        project = path.resolve(__dirname, '..', '..', 'jupytangular');
    }
    return createNewEvent('spawn child process', JSON.stringify({
        script: importer.interpret('git auto rebase').code + '\nnpm install',
        options: {cwd: project} // TODO: fix current working directory using project name?
    }, null, 4), {calendarId: 'aws'})
}
module.exports = resetRebaseInstallEvent;

const path = require('path');
const { createNewEvent } = require('../Core/importer');

/**
 * Resets the rebase install event for a given project.
 * 
 * @param {String} project - The path to the project directory. Defaults to the root of the jupytangular repository.
 * @returns {Object} The new event created.
 */
function resetRebaseInstallEvent(project = path.resolve(__dirname, '..', '..', 'jupytangular')) {
    const script = `git auto rebase && npm install`;
    const options = { cwd: project };

    return createNewEvent('spawn child process', JSON.stringify({ script, options }, null, 4), { calendarId: 'aws' });
}

module.exports = resetRebaseInstallEvent;

This code defines a function resetRebaseInstallEvent that automates a process for a Git repository.

Here's a breakdown:

1. Imports:

   • It imports createNewEvent from a module called Core, likely responsible for creating calendar events.

2. Function Definition:

   • resetRebaseInstallEvent takes a project path as input, defaulting to a specific directory if not provided.

3. Event Creation:

   • It constructs a JSON object containing a script to:
     • Run a Git command (git auto rebase) - the exact command is fetched from another module (importer.interpret('git auto rebase').code).
     • Install npm packages (npm install).
   • It uses createNewEvent to create a calendar event with the script, specifying the calendarId as 'aws'.

4. Module Export:

   • The function is exported as the main module, making it callable from other parts of the application.

In essence, this code sets up a calendar event that triggers a Git rebase and npm package installation within a specified project directory.