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@mitchellsimoens/versionator

v1.0.5

Published

Check for module version updates supporting monorepos

Downloads

31

Readme

@mitchellsimoens/versionator

npm npm Build PRs Welcome MIT Licensed

Allows checking locally installed node modules for updates against npm repository. This also can enforce dependencies to be unprefixed for security reasons.

Installation

# with npm
npm install -g @mitchellsimoens/versionator

# or with yarn
yarn global add @mitchellsimoens/versionator

Usage

From the project you want to check, run:

versionator

This will look for all package.json files under the current directory and check for any updates and prefixed versions (excluding the package.json files under node_modules). If a module has an update or is using a prefixed version, the process will exit with code 1 and the associated row in the rendered table will be red.

You can disable the prefix version checking:

versionator --allow-prefixed

You can disable the nested package.json lookup and only look at the package.json in the current directory:

versionator --shallow

If you need to exclude a path, you can provide the --exclude as a glob relative to the current directory:

versionator --exclude "examples/**/package.json"

If you want to allow certain levels of updates, you can use the --allow-update to specify the highest difference:

versionator --allow-update patch

The values can be: major, ≈, minor, preminor, patch, prepatch, prerelease. Reminder, npm uses semver.

Programmatic Execution

While you will likely only use the cli means of this, you can programmatically execute this. When you do so, the table will not render, the array of reports will be returned.

import versionator, { Report } from '@mitchellsimoens/versionator';

(async (): Promise<void> => {
  const reports: Report[] = await versionator();
})();

You can also pass the options to the versionator function:

import versionator, { Report } from '@mitchellsimoens/versionator';

(async (): Promise<void> => {
  const reports: Report[] = await versionator({
    'allow-prefixed': true,
    exclude: 'examples/{foo,bar}/package.json',
    shallow: true,
  });
})();

Sample