How to use gh-release - 1 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few gh-release examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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miscord / miscord / src / bin / build.ts View on Github 
console.log(`Building miscord-${version}-win32.exe...`)
await build('win-x86', 'win32.exe')
console.log(`Building miscord-${version}-linux.bin...`)
await build('linux-x64', 'linux.bin')
console.log(`Building miscord-${version}-linux32.bin...`)
await build('linux-x86', 'linux32.bin')
console.log(`Building miscord-${version}-mac.bin...`)
await build('mac-x64', 'mac.bin')
console.log(`Building miscord-${version}-mac.zip...`)
await buildMacApp(version)
release({
auth: {
token: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN!!
},
owner: 'miscord',
repo: 'miscord',
tag_name: 'v' + version,
target_commitish: 'master',
name: version,
assets: [
'win',
'win32',
'linux',
'linux32',
'mac',
'macapp'
].map(platform => `build/miscord-${version}-${platform}.zip`)gh-release
Create a GitHub Release for a Node package
