version-selector-type

Returns the type and normalized version of a version selector

2.0.1
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Version published: 6 years ago

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Created: 7 years ago

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version-selector-type

Returns the type and normalized version of a version selector

Installation

npm i -S version-selector-type

Usage

'use strict'
const getVersionSelectorType = require('version-selector-type')

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('1.0.0'))
//> { normalized: '1.0.0', type: 'version' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('^1.0.0'))
//> { normalized: '>=1.0.0 <2.0.0', type: 'range' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('latest'))
//> { normalized: 'latest', type: 'tag' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('github:zkochan/foo'))
//> null

console.log(getVersionSelectorType('1.2.0beta'))
//> { normalized: '1.2.0-beta', type: 'version' }

console.log(getVersionSelectorType.strict('1.2.0beta'))
//> { normalized: '1.2.0beta', type: 'tag' }

API

`getVersionSelectorType(selector)`

Returns the type of the version selector and the normalized form of that selector. Returns null in case it is an unknown selector. Interprets versions and ranges loosely.

`getVersionSelectorType.strict(selector)`

Same as getVersionSelectorType() but interprets versions and ranges not loosely.

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Package last updated on 31 Mar 2019

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