/semverity

Easy way to bump version \w conventional commits

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semverity

npm version

zero-config tool for semantic version bump from git conventional commits history

Installation

Install globally:

npm i -g semverity

Or run with npx:

npx semverity

Usage

Bump version from git conventional commits history:

semverity bump [semver]

Pass semver positional argument if you want to offset version.

Bump and patch files with new version:

semverity patch [semver]

Examples

Your package have version is 0.0.1 and commit feat: some feature with sha 1234abcd:

semverity patch

cat package.json # and package-lock.json pathed by default
{
    ...
    "version": "0.1.0+sha.1234abcd",
    ...
}

You can specify custom list of files (and dot-notated comma-separated object paths to be patched after : symbol):

semverity patch --files package.json package-lock.json:version,packages..version info.json:meta.version copyright.txt

It will also replace all previous *0.0.1* strings into 0.1.0+sha.1234abcd in copyright.txt because it's not json-parseable. You can also pass meta.json: with empty path to .replaceAll() with new version.

To automatically commit patched files with bump: 0.1.0+sha.1234abcd use:

semverity patch --commit bump