/npmupdater

Setup npmupdater as an owner of your module and it'll update when you bump package.json version numbers.

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This is the core module used by the npmupdater cli.

install

Do it the normal way way:

npm install npmupdater

using

This module uses the credentials of the npm user logged in on the command line.

Use it like this:

var updater = require('npmupdater')
updater('my-module-name', function(err, result) {
	// handle err and result
})

The result is an object with the property push that is either true (if the module was pushed to npm) or false (if it's not been pushed), and the property version, which is the version on npm or github, whichever is greater.

license

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