npmv is a command-line tool I built to tell me the version number of a node module. It's a
lot of work for me writing cat package.json everytime I want to check the version of a
package. Especially when I want to find out the initial version of a package before I
update the version number.
This tool also allows you to easily update package versions. It follows semver convention.
$ npm install -g npm-ver
$ npmv
//=> Version: v0.1.0
Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, the following arguments:
MINOR|minor|min|m - Increments the MINOR part of the version number
MAJOR|major|maj|M - Increments the MAJOR part of the version number
PATCH|patch|p - Increments the PATCH part of the version number
Note: Incrementing minor automatically sets patch back to 0, and incrementing MAJOR sets MINOR and PATCH to 0
$ npmv
//=> Version: 0.1.0
$ npmv patch
//=> Version: 0.1.1
$ npmv p
//=> Version: 0.1.2
$ npmv m
//=> Version: 0.2.0
$ npmv M
//=> Version: 1.0.0
FAQs
Command line tool for checking the version on an npm package
We found that npm-ver 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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