monova

What is it?

monova automatically calculates version of the application based on the commit messages

How to use?

monova uses format Major.Minor.Patch (f.e. 1.11.3) to calculate the version. To automatically increase the version of the application, add one of the reserved words (by default :M:.:m:.:p:) to the commit message

Check Makefile to see how it could be integrated into the build process

Overview

Usage of ./monova:
  -checkpoint
    	Create checkpoint [version]
  -debug
    	Enable extra logging
  -history
    	Print version history
  -info
    	Print old and new version
  -reset
    	Recalculate version
  -version
    	Print version information

Change reserved words

To change reserved words, create file .monova.config in the root folder of your project with the following content:

{
    "MajorKeys": [
        ":major:", ":M:"
    ],
    "MinorKeys": [
        ":minor:", ":m:"
    ],
    "PatchKeys": [
        ":patch:", ":p:"
    ]
}

Get commit ID from the version and vice versa

monova keeps track of versions. Use the following command to print history:

monova -history

Use grep or kazy to filter the results

$ ./monova -history | grep 0.6.0
936fa02f8a4d975df4a40be329a09aaf5d2cdbea :m: Update version handles checkpoint              0.6.0

$ ./monova -history | kazy -i f1b7018e5c9fcb7be551f142b1582948cbceec26
f1b7018e5c9fcb7be551f142b1582948cbceec26 :m: Add config                                     0.4.0

Using checkpoints

You can force any version by creating a checkpoint. Checkpoint is an empty commit with specially formated message:

$ ./monova -checkpoint 1.0.0
$ git log
01de65a Version:1.0.0 generated by monova
010a56a :m: Add progress bar
73b6a72 :m: Add history flag
270f422 :p: Update help command

How to install

• Using grm

  grm install jsnjack/monova