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@bikal404/tag-manager

v2.0.2

Published

A cross-platform CLI tool for managing semantic versioning tags in Git repositories with package.json support.

Readme

🏷️ Tag Manager

A cross-platform CLI tool for managing semantic versioning tags in Git repositories with package.json support.

Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux — anywhere Node.js runs.

Features

  • 🎯 Interactive mode — menu-driven interface for quick tagging
  • Command-line mode — direct version bumping via subcommands
  • 📦 Semantic versioningmajor, minor, patch, and hotfix bumps
  • 🏗️ Project prefix — optional prefix for monorepo/multi-project tags (e.g., xp-v1.2.0)
  • 📝 Auto-updates package.json and package-lock.json
  • 🔖 Git tag creation — annotated tags with automatic commit
  • 📜 Version history — view recent tags at a glance
  • Safety checks — validates clean working tree and prevents duplicate tags
  • 🎨 Colored output — clear, readable terminal output

Prerequisites

Global install

npm install -g @bikal404/tag-manager

Usage

Interactive Mode

Run without any arguments to launch the interactive menu:

tag

You'll see a menu like:

──────────────────────────────────────────────────
  🏷️  Tag Manager
──────────────────────────────────────────────────

Current version: 1.2.3

? Select an action:
  ❯ Major  (X.0.0)     — Breaking changes
    Minor  (x.X.0)     — New features
    Patch  (x.x.X)     — Bug fixes
    Hotfix (x.x.x.X)   — Quick fixes
    ──────────────
    View version history
    Exit

Command-Line Mode

For direct version bumping, use subcommands:

tag major           # Bump major version (X.0.0)
tag minor           # Bump minor version (x.X.0)
tag patch           # Bump patch version (x.x.X)
tag hotfix          # Bump hotfix version (x.x.x.X)
tag history         # View recent version history

Project Prefix

Add an optional project prefix to scope tags for monorepos:

tag minor xp        # Creates tag: xp-v1.1.0
tag patch api       # Creates tag: api-v1.0.1

Help

tag --help
tag minor --help

How It Works

  1. Reads the current version from package.json
  2. Calculates the next version based on bump type
  3. Updates package.json (and package-lock.json if present)
  4. Commits the version change
  5. Creates an annotated git tag
  6. Prints push instructions

Migrating from v1 (Bash)

If you were using the original bash script, the CLI arguments have changed slightly:

| Bash (v1) | Node.js (v2) | | ----------------- | --------------- | | tag --major | tag major | | tag --minor | tag minor | | tag --minor xp | tag minor xp | | tag --history | tag history | | tag (no args) | tag (no args) |

License

MIT