Generate version strings based on semantic versioning rules.
Project description
Helper tool to generate version strings based on semantic versioning rules. It provides a shell command which you can use in bash scripts and comes with Python classes which you can integrate in your code.
Installation
pip install versionbump
Usage
usage: versionbump [-h] -c CURRENT [-q] [-i] {major,minor,patch} [file [file ...]]
Arguments
-c / --current: Assume current version. (required)
-h / --help: Print help text and exit.
-q / --quiet: Don’t write anything to stdout.
-i / --ignore: Ignore invalid files
Increase version
$ versionbump -c 0.1.2 patch 0.1.3
Replace version in file(s)
$ cat version.txt Current version: 0.1.2 $ versionbump -c 0.1.2 minor version.txt 0.1.3 $ cat version.txt Current version: 0.1.3
If you want to replace the version string in more than one file, just pass them to versionbump aswell. Example:
$ versionbump -c 0.1.2 major file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt
Python library
VersionBump
from versionbump import VersionBump vb = VersionBump('2.0.1') vb.bump() ## default value: 'patch' print vb.get() ## 2.0.2 print vb.get('patch') ## 2
FileBump
from versionbump import FileBump fo = open('version.txt', 'r+') fb = FileBump(fo, '2.0.1') fb.bump() ## default value: 'patch', writes to file print fb.get() ## 2.0.2 print fb.get('patch') ## 2
Alternatives
bumpversion by Filip Noetzel. Provides much more functionality like VCS integration.
grunt-bump by Vojta Jina. Integrates with the task runner grunt.
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