Bmp (said /bump/) is a small command-line utility for quickly setting or incrementing the version in an NPM module's package.json file.
npm install --global bmp
usage: bmp [command]
commands:
(no args): prints current version
major, b, M: increment major version (M.0.0)
minor, m: increment minor version (x.m.0)
patch, p: increment patch version (x.x.p)
help: prints the help menu
(otherwise): validates & sets version to arg
bmp # -> 1.0.4
bmp M # -> 2.0.0
bmp m # -> 2.1.0
bmp p # -> 2.1.1
bmp 1.0.4 # -> 1.0.4
If you find a bug, create an issue or be fabulous and fix the problem and write the tests up yourself in a coherent pull request.
Run tests with the npm test command.
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node package version bumper
We found that bmp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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