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@freetison/bump-version

v0.1.1

Published

Auto-bump package.json version from Conventional Commits — designed for husky pre-commit hooks

Readme

@freetison/bump-version

Auto-bump package.json version from Conventional Commits — zero dependencies, designed for husky pre-commit hooks.

Why a separate package?

bump-version runs synchronously inside git commit. It needs to be fast and lightweight (zero deps, only Node.js built-ins). Mixing it with AI-commit tools like git-super would add unnecessary startup overhead to every single commit.

If the repo has no package.json (Python, Docker-only, etc.) the tool exits silently with code 0 — nothing to bump.

Install

# Global (recommended — works for ALL repos, no per-repo changes needed)
npm install -g @freetison/bump-version
# Per-project devDep (alternative, only for JS/TS repos)
pnpm add -D @freetison/bump-version

Husky setup

# .husky/pre-commit
bump-version
npx lint-staged

Bump rules (Conventional Commits)

| Commit pattern | Bump | |---|---| | feat!: / fix!: / refactor!: / BREAKING CHANGE | major | | feat: / feat(scope): | minor | | anything else (fix:, chore:, docs:, …) | patch |

Skips automatically when:

  • On BASE_BRANCH (default: main)
  • No commits ahead of base branch
  • No package.json in current directory (non-JS repos)

Usage

bump-version               # auto-detect + update package.json + git add
bump-version --dry-run     # print what would happen, no changes
bump-version --verbose     # extra debug output
BASE_BRANCH=develop bump-version  # compare against develop

Environment

| Variable | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | BASE_BRANCH | main | Branch to compare commits against |