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@nthity/version-utils

v1.1.2

Published

Version Utilities

Downloads

6

Readme

@nthity/version-utils

Light-weight version utilities npm module.

Installation

npm i @nthity/version-utils

Properties

| | Data Type | | ----- | --------- | | major | integer | | minor | integer | | patch | integer | | build | integer |

Change Log

See change log.

Methods

compare

Compares versions.

compare(version: any, compareTo: any): VersionCompareResult

Usage:

var v1 = "1.0.0";
var v2 = "1.0.0.3";

//Returns "lower"
console.log(compare(v1, v2));

Parameters:

version - Version to compare from.
compareTo - Version to compare to.

Returns:

| Value | DataType | Description | | ------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | higher | string | If version is greater than compareTo. | | lower | string | If version is lesser than compareTo. | | equal | string | If both version and compareTo are equal. | | invalid | string | If either version or compareTo are not parsable to IVersion. |

increment

Increments the current version.

increment(version: IVersion, target: "major" | "minor" | "patch" | "build")

Usage:

var v1 = parse("1.0.0");
increment(v1, "minor");
//Returns 1.1.0.0
console.log(v1);

Parameters:

version - Version to increment.
target - Property to increment.

target values:

  • major
  • minor
  • patch
  • build

Returns:

Incremented value.

isVersion

Checks if an object is an IVersion.

isVersion(value: any) : boolean

Usage:

var v1 = parse("1.0.0");
//Returns true
console.log(isVersion(v1));
var v2 = "someobject";
//Returns false
console.log(isVersion(v2));

Parameter:

value - Version to check.

Returns:

True if it is an IVersion object, otherwise, false.

parse

Parses a string in to an IVersion instance.

parse(value: string): IVersion

Usage:

const version = parse("1.2.3");
//creates IVersion object { major: 1, minor: 2, patch: 3, build: 0}
console.log(version);

Parameter:
value - Value to parse.

Returns:

IVersion value object.

test

Tests if the value can be parsed to IVersion object.

test(value: any): boolean

Usage:

//Returns true
console.log(test("1.2.3"));
//Returns false
console.log(test("1.2.3.A"));

Parameter:
value - Value to test.

Returns:

True if it is a valid value, otherwise false.

tryParse

Tries to parse a value into IVersion object.

tryParse(value: any, callback: (version: IVersion) => void): boolean

Usage:

var version?: IVersion = null;
//Returns true
console.log(tryParse("1.2.3", (i) => (version = i)));
//Returns IVersion object { major: 1, minor: 2, patch: 3, build: 0 }
console.log(version);

Parameter:
value - Value to test.

Returns:

True if it is a valid value, otherwise false.