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yabs
is a fully customisable script tool that allows you to bump as many files as you want!
yabs
supports .json
and .plist
files out of the box, alternativelly you can use an regexp
to bump any file!
You can use it passing arguments or just create an .yabsrc
file on the root of the target project
$ yabs [type] [-f file (-k key | -r pattern) ]
type Type of bump: patch, minor or major
-f file Path to the file you want to bump
-k key Key to be bumped. (default: version)
-r pattern Pattern to match version on arbitrary file. Use $version to represent the actual version inside the pattern
e.g. r/version: $version/
Here's in an example of .yabsrc
:
{
"package.json": "version",
"bower.json": "version",
"osx/Info.plist": "CFBundleVersion",
"misc/version.info": "r/version: $version/"
}
FAQs
Yet Another Bump Script
The npm package yabs receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, yabs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that yabs 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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