Nuncio

Nuncio is a command-line tool for keeping your GIT repositories and NPM projects updated.

Nuncio is ideal for CI and CD environments.

Pre-requisites

Besides Node and NPM, of course, Nuncio expects you to have GIT installled in the environment.

Usage

Install nuncio as part of your project or globally

$ npm install --global nuncio
$ npm install --save-dev nuncio

By default, nuncio will checkout and commit in the master branch.

You can pass one of the three semver options major, minor or patch. Default is major.

You can define the remote alias that defaults to origin.

The commit and tag messages can be set with the message parameter.

$ nuncio -s major -r origin -b master

You can also pass --npm flag to deploy the version to you NPM registry.

$ nuncio --npm

What does it do

Assuming a NPM library with the version 1.0.0, the following command

$ nuncio -s minor -r origin -b master -p "v" -m "A new feature was added" --npm

Will result in:

• Nuncio will checkout to the master branch
• It will update the NPM version to 1.1.0
• Adds the package.json file to the index and commits with the a message in the pattern chore: 1.1.0 - A new feature was added
• Creates an annotated tag with name v1.1.0 and message A new feature was added
• Nuncio will push current commit and the newly created tag to origin
• Finally it publishes the source code to NPM
• Nuncio will try to rollback all completed steps if it finds and an error

Reference

Command	Description	Default	Alias
branch	Sets the branch to which Nuncio must commit	master	b
semver	Tells Nuncio the version segment it must increase	major	s
remote	The remote branch to which Nuncio will push the changes	origin	r
message	Defines the commit and tag message	none	m
prefix	Sets the prefix of the tag name	v	p
npm	This flag defines whether Nuncio must publish to NPM	false	none