packtag

Packtag helps you keeping package.json version aligned with git tags.

It works in 2 different ways:
if -x option is used, it checks the package.json version, if it is aligned, then it just executes git tag. If the version mismatach, it updates it, commits it to git and then execute git tag

if -b option is used, it reads the package.json version, and then updates it using the -t option. Eventually it commits the changes and execute git tag

Usage

Install packtag globally

npm install -g packtag

or add packtag as dev-dependencies of your project

with yarn

yarn add -D packtag

with npm

npm install -D packtag

When you need to tag your repo, now just execute:

• if installed globally

  packtag -x 1.2.3

• if installed as project dependency

  node_modules/.bin/packtag -x 1.2.3

Options

packtag -x 1.2.3 it will set version to 1.2.3. If version is minor to the one found in package.json it will raise an error.

packtag -b -type major it will take current package.json version and bump the major version

more to come...