next-version

Change version numbers in multiple files using semver.

Checks the highest version number in the specified files and changes all to the highest number. It can bump major, minor or patch following semver. It can append a release and/or build suffix. Build number can also be extracted from the number of Git commits.

It can even bump itself!

Javascript

var version = require('next-version');
version(files,options,callback);

Options

options.major

Type: Boolean|Number Default value: false

options.minor

Type: Boolean|Number Default value: false

options.patch

Type: Boolean|Number Default value: true

options.version

Type: String

options.git

Type: Boolean Default value: false Appends a build number based on the number of GIT commits, ie: v1.2.3+897.

options.regex

Type: Regexp|Regexp[] Default value: /\d+\.\d+\.\d+/

examples

var version = require('next-version');
version(['foo.txt','bar.txt'],{minor:true},console.log.bind(console,'done');

CLI

Usage: next-version [options] <files ...>

Options:

-h, --help output usage information -m, --major [major] Bump or set major version -i, --minor [minor] Bump or set minor version -p, --patch [patch] Bump or set patch version -v, --version [version] Set the full version number -b, --build [build] The build number -g, --git Git revision number as build number -r, --regex [regex] Regex to find version number with

examples

next-version --major=3 foo.js bar.js

next-version --minor=3 foo.js bar.js

next-version --patch=3 foo.js bar.js

next-version --vs="2.3.4" foo.js bar.js