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winup-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Minimalistic winget upgrade manager

Downloads

24

Readme

Winup

Minimal CLI tool for managing winget upgrades.

A fast, interactive, and safe wrapper around winget that allows you to cleanly check, list, and install updates on Windows without the visual noise.


Features

  • Safe by default: Packages with unknown versions are hidden and ignored unless explicitly requested.
  • Interactive UI: Select which packages to upgrade using a simple checkbox prompt.
  • Dependency-free runtime: Available as a standalone .exe or a lightweight NPM package.
  • Idempotent: Safe to run multiple times. Handles winget quirks, errors, and UAC prompts gracefully.

Installation

Option A: Standalone Executable

  1. Go to the Releases page.
  2. Download winup.exe.
  3. Place it in a folder that is added to your system's PATH.

Option B: Via NPM / Bun (For developers)

npm install -g winup-cli
# or
bun add -g winup-cli

Usage

Run the tool from your terminal:

# Interactively upgrade safe packages
winup upgrade

# Just check how many updates are available
winup check

# List all available safe updates in a table
winup list

# List ALL updates, including risky 'unknown' versions
winup list --include-unknown

Commands & Flags

  • check - Quickly check for available updates without printing the full list.
  • list - Display a dynamic table of available updates.
  • upgrade - Launch the interactive upgrade prompt.

Upgrade Flags

  • --all-safe - Automatically upgrade all safe packages without prompting.
  • -i, --id <ids...> - Upgrade specific package(s) by ID (e.g., winup upgrade -i Google.Chrome).
  • --include-unknown - Include unknown versions in the interactive list or automatic upgrade.
  • --dry-run- Simulate the upgrade process without making system changes.

Local Development

Written in strict TypeScript using ESM.

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Run unit tests
bun test

# Build the project
bun run build

# Compile standalone executable locally
bun run compile:exe