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ecommit

v1.0.23

Published

A simple commit command that will also upgrade your package version

Downloads

86

Readme

ecommit

NPM Version License

A command-line tool for managing and automating commits, version updates, and pushes. It will bump package.json version +1 to minor or patch depending on changed lines in pending code to push.

Installation

npm install -g ecommit

Usage

ecommit -m "Your commit message!"

Parameters

  • -m: the commit message. It's mandatory if there're pending changes to commit
  • --verbose: show all commands runned
  • --dry-run: perform a run without actually pushing nor modifying package version
  • --threshold: indicate how many lines changes are required to change minor version instead of patch version. Defaults to 100
  • --debug: show logs