setver

TL;DR

# to commit (and ask for message) and push new changes to Github/Bitbucket
setver push
    
# to commit with automatic commit message and push new changes to Github/Bitbucket
setver auto
    
# to just bump the version 
setver new minor

# to commit, push and bump the version in 1 go
setver ap               # stands for autopatch    

Supported versioning

• Semantic Versioning helper script, to get and set semver version numbers
• handles versioning for composer.json: for PHP, composer packages
• handles versioning for package.json: for node, npm
• handles versioning for .env.example: for PHP, Python, Ruby
• handles versioning for VERSION.md: for bash
• handles versioning for shellscript.sh: for bash
• handles versioning by 'git tag': for Github, Bitbucket

Usage

Program: setver 2.3.0 by peter@forret.com
Updated: Mar 18 16:57:57 2023
Description: setver but based on bashew
Usage: setver [-h] [-q] [-v] [-f] [-r] [-C] [-N] [-l <log_dir>] [-t <tmp_dir>] [-p <prefix>] <action> <input?>
Flags, options and parameters:
    -h|--help        : [flag] show usage [default: off]
    -q|--quiet       : [flag] no output [default: off]
    -v|--verbose     : [flag] output more [default: off]
    -f|--force       : [flag] do not ask for confirmation [default: off]
    -r|--root        : [flag] do not check if in root folder of repo [default: off]
    -C|--SKIP_COMPOSER: [flag] do not modify composer.json [default: off]
    -N|--SKIP_NPM    : [flag] do not modify package.json (for npm) [default: off]
    -l|--log_dir <?> : [option] folder for log files   [default: /Users/pforret/log/setver]
    -t|--tmp_dir <?> : [option] folder for temp files  [default: /tmp/setver]
    -p|--prefix <?>  : [option] prefix to use for git tags  [default: v]
    <action>         : [parameter] action to perform: get/check/push/set/new/md/message/auto/autopatch/ap/skip/changelog/history
    <input>          : [parameter] input text (optional)
                                                                                                             
                                  
### TIPS & EXAMPLES
* use setver get to get the version (returns 1 line with the version nr)
* use setver check to get all versions available in this repo
* use setver message to get the current auto-generated commit message
* use setver auto to do commit/push with auto-generated commit message
* use setver autopatch or setver ap to do commit/push with auto-generated commit message & bump patch version
* use setver autominor to do commit/push with auto-generated commit message & bump minor version
* use setver skip to do commit/push with auto-generated commit message and skip GH actions
* use setver md to generate a correct VERSION.md file, if it does not yet exist
* use setver new major/minor/patch to bump version number with 1
* use setver set x.y.z to set new version number
* use setver push to do commit/push with auto-generated commit message
* use setver history to show the git history in a compact format
* use setver check to check if this script is ready to execute and what values the options/flags are
  setver check
* use setver env to generate an example .env file
  setver env > .env
* use setver update to update to the latest version
  setver check
* >>> bash script created with pforret/bashew
* >>> for bash development, also check out pforret/setver and pforret/progressbar

Example:

> setver new patch   
✔  version 1.12.0 -> 1.12.1
✔  set version in package.json
✔  set version in composer.json
✔  set version in .env.example
✔  set version in VERSION.md
✔  set version in shellscript.sh
✔  commit and push changed files
✔  push tags to git@github.com:pforret/setver.git
✔  to create a release, go to https://github.com/pforret/setver

Installation

with basher

basher install pforret/setver

or the hard way

# clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/pforret/setver.git
# if you want the script to be in your path
ln -s <cloned_folder>/setver /usr/local/bin/

References

• https://semver.org/

    Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the:
    MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes,
    MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards compatible manner, and
    PATCH version when you make backwards compatible bug fixes.