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versioner-snatvb

v0.0.8

Published

Auto versions controll tool

Downloads

10

Readme

Versioner

Welcome to auto versions your projects!

I want show you, how I can update versions, it's so simple! You must install me, write to console

npm i -g versioner-snatvb

If you got error, use sudo with npm.

So, now you must just move to your project in terminal, where you keep own project. There should be package.json

Are you here? Okay, just write to console versioner I will ask your platform, it must be one symbol

  • i - iOS
  • A - Android
  • B - web browser
  • M - desktop MacOS
  • W - desktop Windows
  • S - server side It's simple, so?

Go next, I think you know how to use git. Just write to console:

versioner git "My first commit with tag"

Everything! All ready! You create commit with tag your version

If you want add "--rc" to tag, just write

verioner --rc git "My first commit rc version with tag"

If you want right away push your commit, use "--push"

verioner --rc --push git "My first commit rc version with tag"

Do you want release? Use "-r"

verioner -r --push git "My first commit release version with tag"

Do you want upgrade version? Yes? Okay. Write to console as following verioner --minor Done. You upgrade your project on 0.0.1 version. Exist --minor, --core and --major upgrade. They have format: "MAJOR.CORE.MINOR" You can use it.

Tanks!