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@soderlind/wp-project-version-sync

v2.0.2

Published

Update your WordPress plugin, theme, readme.txt and json file header version based off of your `package.json` version

Downloads

15

Readme

wp-project-version-sync

A CLI command to update your WordPress plugin, theme, readme.txt and json file header version based off of your package.json version.

wp-update-project-version is a CLI command that is most useful when added to your build script in your package.json.

Usage

Only package.json is the supported <source> reference for a version.

You can update one or more files, WordPress header files (plugin and style.css), readme.txt and *.json (eg block.json) are supported.

Sync version number in readme.txt, src/block.json and plugin.php with the version number in package.json:

{
    "scripts":  {
        "build": "npm run bump && wp-scripts build",
        "bump": "wp-update-project-version -s package.json -p readme.txt src/block.json plugin.php",
    }
}

Options

Usage: wp-update-project-version [options]

Options:
  -s, --source package.json  Optional, only package.json is supported
  -p, --path <path>      Path to file(s) to update

Installation

npm i @soderlind/wp-project-version-sync

Credits

This is a fork of wp-project-version-sync v1.1.0 by @masonitedoors, see changelog for my changes.

Changelog

2.0.0

  • Update version number in more file types:
    • Stable tag in readme.txt
    • "version" in *.json (eg block.json)
  • Update dependencies
  • Update jest tests
    • Add tests for readme.txt and block.json.
    • Make it compatible with the updated dependencies.