version-selector-type

Returns the type and normalized version of a version selector

Installation

npm i -S version-selector-type

Usage

'use strict'
const getVersionSelectorType = require('version-selector-type')

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('1.0.0'))
//> { normalized: '1.0.0', type: 'version' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('^1.0.0'))
//> { normalized: '>=1.0.0 <2.0.0', type: 'range' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('latest'))
//> { normalized: 'latest', type: 'tag' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('github:zkochan/foo'))
//> null

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('1.2.0beta'))
//> { normalized: '1.2.0-beta', type: 'version' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType.strict('1.2.0beta'))
//> { normalized: '1.2.0beta', type: 'tag' }

API

getVersionSelectorType(selector)

Returns the type of the version selector and the normalized form of that selector. Returns null in case it is an unknown selector. Interprets versions and ranges loosely.

getVersionSelectorType.strict(selector)

Same as getVersionSelectorType() but interprets versions and ranges not loosely.

License

MIT © Zoltan Kochan