@qeepsake/react-native-marketing-version
Advanced tools
Set the version in package.json, android/app/build.gradle and info.plist
This tool allows you to easily update the marketing version of a React Native application. Following files will be updated:
There are two ways to install react-native-marketing-version: globally and locally.
This is the recommended way to install react-native-marketing-version.
npm install @qeepsake/react-native-marketing-version --save-dev
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yarn add @qeepsake/react-native-marketing-version --dev
You can then use this command in your project directory to run react-native-marketing-version:
npm:
$ npm run set-version <version>
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$ yarn set-version <version>
This installation method allows you to use react-native-marketing-version in any project.
npm install -g react-native-marketing-version
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yarn global add react-native-marketing-version
You can then use this command in your project directory to run react-native-marketing-version:
set-version <version>
When invoked, react-native-marketing-version will make the following changes to your project files:
package.json will be updated with the specified version.build.gradle and AndroidManifest.xml. react-native-marketing-version will only write in the AndroidManifest.xml if android:versionName is already in the file.Info.plist.This software uses the MIT license.
FAQs
Set the version in package.json, android/app/build.gradle and info.plist
The npm package @qeepsake/react-native-marketing-version receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, @qeepsake/react-native-marketing-version popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @qeepsake/react-native-marketing-version demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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