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@rnd7/rum-publisher

v1.0.55

Published

Rumbullion git and npm helper

Downloads

5

Readme

rum-publisher

Rumbullion version and package management helper. Basically a simple Taskrunner to automate git commits, npm versioning and build using rum-maker.

Install

I prefer installation per package. But you can also install it global to link the make-rum command systemwide.

npm i -D @rnd7/rum-publisher

Run

You run this command using npx when not installed globally

npx publish-rum

You might also invoke it by pointing node towards the bin js, though it is only recommended for development purposes or to publish the rum-publisher using rum-publisher.

node bin/publish-rum.js

command line args

Commit message. Pass any string. Defaults to "rum-publisher commit".

-m "Commit for good sake"

NPM Version semver. Pass major, minor or patch. Defaults to patch.

-v patch

Build using optional rum-maker

-B
--build

Publish to github and npm. Pass true or false. This defaults to true. You can use shortcuts (0,1 or t,f).

-p false
--publish false

git branch. If not set the script will use your current local branch. If this fails publish is skipped.

-B master
--branch master

git remote. If not set the script will use your current remote. If this fails publish is skipped.

-R origin
--remote origin

npm publish access. Use public or restricted. Defaults to public.

-A public
--access public

License

See the LICENSE file for software license rights and limitations (MIT).