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Automatically generates Markdowns from GitLab and Github tags. Automatically generates README from GitLab and Github tags. 🚀 The Readme generator from Tags is a Google Chrome extension that automatically generates a MARKDOWN file from the tags of a Gitlab and Github repository. The README file is formatted in a standard format, with each tag version listed as a header, and the commit messages for that version listed as bullet points. 🌟 Features: Easy to use Generates a MARKDOWN file in a standard format and can be personalized Supports all Gitlab and Github repositories Can generate the MARKDOWN file between the paginations of the tags page in Gitlab Can format any text entered through parameters The result is automatically copied to the clipboard 👨💻 How to use: Install the Readme generator from Tags extension from the Chrome Web Store. Go to the tags feed of a Gitlab or Github repository. If needed: Enter the last tag that you see in the file Change the bullet point Include the title Click the "Generate README" button. 🔄 Happy coding! 🚀💻✨ -------------------------------------🔔 Changelog 🔔------------------------------------- 1.5.0: Added translation for italian, german and english. 1.4.1: New icons for the extension. 1.4.0: Added logic to handle GitLab pagination. 1.3.2: Added generic popup with contact information. 1.3.1: Fixed issue with GitHub tag generation for tags without descriptions. 1.3.0: Added support for generation from GitHub. 1.2.1: Added guide button. 1.2.0: Added formatting for README. 1.1.1: Changed description on extension page. 1.1.0: Removed URL check. 1.0.0: Initial release.
Apr 21, 2025
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