gulp-version-tag v0.0.10

gulp-version-tag

gulp-version-tag plugin for gulp.

Just for attach versionTag to your file. And it can auto gain the version number.

Usage

First, install gulp-version-tag as a development dependency:

npm install --save-dev gulp-version-tag

Then, add it to your gulpfile.js:

var gulp-version-tag = require("gulp-version-tag");

gulp.src("./src/*.js")
	.pipe(gulp-version-tag(__dirname,'./package.json'))
	.pipe(gulp.dest("./dist"));

API

gulp-version-tag(__dirname, packagejsonPath, options)

__dirname

Type: String

Required: true

When using, just set the this param to __dirname.

Example:

gulp.task 'default', ->
	gulp.src '../test/**/**.txt'
	.pipe versionTag __dirname, '../test/package.json'
	.pipe gulp.dest './dest'

packagejsonPath

Type: String

Required: true

This is the relative path from where you use gulp-version-tag to the package.json.

Example:

Just see above example. And the file structrue for the example is :

example
    gulpfile.coffee
test
    package.json

And the gulp file.coffee is the example file.

options

Type: Object

Required: false

options.reuse

Type: Bool

Required: false

Default: true

If you set this value to true, when run gulp-version-tag, if global.versionTag have value, it will use the value of it as version. And once you run a task, it will set global.versionTag to the version read from package.json.

If you set this value to false, it won't check the value of global.versionTag every time you run a gulp task.

For example:

gulp.task 'task1', ->
	gulp.src '../test/expected/**.txt'
	.pipe versionTag __dirname, '../test/package.json',
#		reuse: false
		prefix: '-v'
		suffix: ''
#		autoSave:false
#		autoTagVersion: false
	.pipe gulp.dest './dest'

gulp.task 'task2', ->
	gulp.src '../test/fixtures/**.txt'
	.pipe versionTag __dirname, '../test/package.json',
#		reuse: false
		prefix: '-v'
		suffix: ''
#		autoSave:false
#		autoTagVersion: false
	.pipe gulp.dest './dest'


gulp.task 'default', ['task1', 'task2']

When you running many tasks, and you want to use the same version, you should not set reuse to false.Just like the example above, task1 and task2 can use the same version, it only auto gain version once, and save once.

For more example, just see my another project: ngFast.

options.prefix

Type: String

Default: '-v'

The text to add before version num.

options.suffix

Type: String

Default: ''

The text to add after version num.

Example:

gulp.task 'default', ->
	gulp.src '../test/**/**.txt'
	.pipe versionTag __dirname, '../test/package.json',
		global: true
		prefix: '---v'
		suffix: '---'
	.pipe gulp.dest './dest'

options.autoSave

Type: Bool

Default: true

If the value is true, When running gulp-version-tag, it will auto save the version change to package.json.

options.autoTagVersion

Type: Bool

Default: true

If the value is true, it will auto change the version number, if the version in your package.json is 0.0.1, a file file01 will be changed to file01-v0.0.02 after running.

For more example, just see.

options.type

Type: String

Default: patch

patch: v0.0.1 --> v0.0.2

feature: v0.0.1 --> v0.1.1

release: v0.0.1 --> v1.0.1

Another use

gulp = require 'gulp'
versionTag = require '../index'
Version = require '../util'


version = new Version __dirname, '../test/package.json',
	autoSave: true


gulp.task 'patch', ->
	version.patch()
	console.log "version changed to #{version.version}"

gulp.task 'feature', ->
	version.feature()
	console.log "version changed to #{version.version}"

gulp.task 'release', ->
	version.release()
	console.log "version changed to #{version.version}"

This can ease to update the package version.

License

MIT License