Openchangelog now supports git-cliff changelogs

[JonasHiltl]

Hi, I'm a big fan of git-cliff!

I created Openchangelog, an open source tool that turns your CHANGELOG.md into a website (as long as it follows the keep a changelog format).

Just pushed a minor fix today that adds full support for changelogs generated with git-cliff. You can check out how it looks with the git-cliff changelog here: https://git-cliff.openchangelog.com/

I've also added git-cliff to our docs as a recommended tool for generating CHANGELOG.md files from conventional commits.

It would be awesome if you could add the openchangelog link to the README - would help others discover this integration!
Maybe in the Similar/Related Projects section.

[orhun]

Wow, that's awesome! I'd be happy to mention Openchangelog in README (also feel free to submit a PR!)

Question: is this a platform to maintain changelog for projects? For the longest time I was planning to create a website for generating changelogs using git-cliff but didn't have the necessary web skills to do it. Maybe there is a collaboration opportunity there :)

[JonasHiltl]

It's not used to maintain it, it just takes your CHANGELOG.md as input and renders a website for it. I built a GitHub integrations so that the site stays in sync with the changelog on GitHub. You still have to maintain it yourself or automate it using for example git-cliff.

It's also not a static site generator, since the changelog is fetched and parsed on every request to the web server, but you can configure caching to speed up the requests and not hit GitHub rate limits.

[orhun]

Ah I see, pretty cool 👍🏼