A node binary that automatically updates all of the version strings in your
bower/npm package. It will update your bower.json, package.json, and
git tag the current version after committing those changes.
topthat assumes the current version of your app/library is in package.json.
Make sure you have Node installed, then run:
$ npm install -g topthatYou can use topthat right from the command line. Use in the same directory
as your project to automatically update to the next minor version:
$ topthat
Updated to version 1.1.0 from 1.0.0!To release a patch:
$ topthat patch
Updated to version 1.1.1 from 1.1.0!You can perform a major version update too:
$ topthat major
Updated to version 2.0.0 from 1.1.1!Finally, you can manually specify the new version:
$ topthat 2.1.2
Updated to version 2.1.2 from 2.0.0!Add a JS comment banner (with project info, pulled from package.json) to any
file using the --banner argument:
$ topthat --banner=dist/my-lib.jsBy default, topthat attempts to bump the version in package.json and
bower.json (if one exists). To bump the version in other JSON files, use the
--files argument:
$ topthat --files=component.jsonWant to hack on topthat? Fork the repo on GitHub, then do a git clone
of your fork. You'll want to run npm install from inside the folder you've
checked out, then you just need to type npm link if you want to test the
binary as a globally available command.
You can use this project freely under the Apache 2.0 license.
Copyright (c) 2014 by Matthew Riley MacPherson.