NPM-BUMP

npm-bump is a Bash Script for bump npm version.

It exists because tasks of update packages are frequent and boring. This script bump versions of packages that have no tests issues.

npm-bump-demo.mp4

Installation

With Homebrew

On OS X, you can install npm-bump via Homebrew:

brew tap vincenthardouin/npm-bump
brew install npm-bump

With make

make install

Classic method

1. Clone repository

git clone git@github.com:VincentHardouin/npm-bump.git

2. Go in directory

cd npm-bump

3. Add permission

chmod 777 npm-bump

4. Create symlink

ln -sf ${PWD}/npm-bump /usr/local/bin

Usage

On directory who have package.json and package-lock.json Run :

npm-bump

And wait ⌛ with ☕

Optional arguments

  -h, --help                show this help message and exit
  -c, --command             run custom command after npm install and rollback install when given command exit code is > 0, not works with no-test option
  -e, --exclude             exclude package name seprated by a comma (e.g -e lodash,mocha)
  -m, --markdown            display updated packages in markdown table
  -nt, --no-test            does not run test command when update package
  -sbs, --step-by-step      test bump version step by step"

Features

• Script available globally
• Verify outdated package
• Use npm install instead of npm update
• Try to install latest version of each package, or try step-by-step with --step-by-step option
• Run npm test after each npm install to verify exit code or given custom command with --command option
• Create bump commit for each package
• Show updated packages and packages not updated at the end