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ionuv

v1.0.4

Published

Updates app Version in config.xml (Ionic App)

Downloads

6

Readme

ionuv

The easy way to update the version number of your Ionic app config.xml file.

Installation

npm install -g ionuv

Brief

If we take 1.2.3 as the version number:

  • 1 would be major
  • 2 would be minor
  • 3 would be patch

Knowing this, you can follow with the usage and arguments.

Usage

  1. cd /path/to/your/ionic/project
  2. ionuv

Arguments

All arguments are preceeded by ionuv

  • filepath: You can specify the config.xml path.
    ALERT: filepath MUST BE the 1st parameter.
  • -p, --pat or --patch: Increment the patch version.
  • -n, --min or --minor: Increment the minor version.
  • -j, --maj or --major: Increment the major version.

By default ionuv will assume that you're in your Ionic Project's folder and the file is named config.xml. So if you run ionuv without parameters, it will increment the patch number of your config.xml.

Examples

Increment patch number, being in the project folder:
ionuv -p

Increment minor number, being in project parent folder:
ionuv myproject/config.xml -n

Increment major number, specifying an absolute path:
ionuv ~/ionicprojects/myproject/config.xml

How to manage versioning?

I recommend to follow the semver rules.