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@orderly.network/npm-release

v0.0.6

Published

CLI for releasing npm packages using [release-it](https://github.com/release-it/release-it), with support for environment-based registry/token config, Git auth, pre-release tags, and Slack notifications.

Downloads

1,334

Readme

@orderly.network/npm-release

CLI for releasing npm packages using release-it, with support for environment-based registry/token config, Git auth, pre-release tags, and Slack notifications.

Features

  • release-it driven — Bump version, commit, tag, and publish via release-it.
  • Environment-based config — Registry URL and npm token via NPM_REGISTRY / NPM_TOKEN; no local .release-it.json required.
  • Git authentication — GitLab (and similar) push via GIT_TOKEN + GIT_USERNAME; commit identity via GIT_NAME / GIT_EMAIL.
  • Pre-release tags — Optional PRERELEASE_TAG (e.g. alpha, beta) for prerelease versions and npm dist-tag.
  • Slack notifications — Optional webhook for success/failure after publish.
  • Internal registry friendly — When using a custom registry (non-npmjs.org), git tag creation is skipped so internal flows stay simple.

Installation and usage

From your project root:

npx @orderly.network/npm-release

Or add as a devDependency and run via scripts:

pnpm add -D @orderly.network/npm-release
{
  "scripts": {
    "release": "orderly-npm-release"
  }
}

Environment variables

| Variable | Description | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | CI_COMMIT_BRANCH | Current branch in CI environment | | NPM_REGISTRY | npm registry URL (default: https://registry.npmjs.org) | | NPM_TOKEN | Auth token for publishing; written to .npmrc when set | | GIT_TOKEN | Git personal access token for push (e.g. GitLab) | | GIT_USERNAME | Git username (used with token for authenticated remote URL) | | GIT_NAME | Git user.name for commits | | GIT_EMAIL | Git user.email for commits | | RELEASE_VERSION_TYPE | Bump type: patch, minor, or major | | PRERELEASE_TAG | Pre-release identifier (e.g. alpha, beta); enables --preRelease and --npm.tag | | SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL | Webhook URL for success/failure Slack notifications |

All variables are optional. Unset values use defaults or disable the corresponding feature (e.g. no Slack notification if SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL is not set).

Behavior

Internal registry

When NPM_REGISTRY is set and is not https://registry.npmjs.org, the CLI treats it as an internal registry and does not create a git tag. Commits and push still occur; only tagging is skipped.

Pre-release

  • If PRERELEASE_TAG is set and the current package.json version is already a prerelease with the same preId (e.g. 1.0.0-alpha.0 with tag alpha), the version is incremented as prerelease (e.g. 1.0.0-alpha.1).
  • Otherwise, the bump follows RELEASE_VERSION_TYPE (patch, minor, or major). When PRERELEASE_TAG is set, the new version is a prerelease and published under that npm dist-tag.

Working directory

The CLI does not require a clean working directory. It is intended to run in CI after pnpm install or build steps that may change the lockfile or generated files.

CI integration

In GitLab CI (or similar), set the needed environment variables (GIT_NAME, GIT_EMAIL, GIT_USERNAME, GIT_TOKEN, NPM_REGISTRY, NPM_TOKEN, RELEASE_VERSION_TYPE, PRERELEASE_TAG, SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL) and run:

pnpm release

or:

npx @orderly.network/npm-release

License

MIT