🚀 repo-ninja

A CLI tool to automate repo management tasks.

📌 Features:

• 📦 Automates versioning (patch, minor, major)
• 🏷 Creates & cleans beta tags
• 🛠 Manages local branches
• 🔍 Ensures repo cleanliness before key actions
• ⚡ Easily integrates into package.json scripts

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📌 Installation

You can install repo-ninja either globally or as a dev dependency.

Option 1: Global Installation

npm install -g repo-ninja

📌 This allows you to run repo-ninja from anywhere:

repo-ninja version-bump patch
repo-ninja beta-tag

Option 2: Install as Dev Dependency

npm install --save-dev repo-ninja

📌 Then, add repo-ninja to your package.json scripts (see below).

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📌 Usage

Run repo-ninja --help to see available commands:

repo-ninja --help

Available Commands

repo-ninja link                   # Ensure repo-ninja is properly linked
repo-ninja reinstall              # Remove node_modules and reinstall dependencies
repo-ninja version-bump <type>     # Bump version (patch, minor, major)
repo-ninja tag-release            # Tag and push the latest version
repo-ninja beta-tag               # Create a beta tag
repo-ninja beta-check-tag          # Check if the last commit has a beta tag
repo-ninja clean-beta             # Remove obsolete beta tags
repo-ninja clean-local-branches   # Remove local branches that no longer exist on remote
repo-ninja branch-guard <mode>    # Ensure the correct branch is checked out
                                  # Modes:
                                  #   require-default  (Fail if NOT on default branch)
                                  #   block-default    (Fail if ON default branch)
repo-ninja check-clean-workspace  # Ensure no uncommitted changes

Options

repo-ninja <command> --dry-run   # Simulate the command without making changes
repo-ninja --help                # Show this help message

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📌 Package.json Integration Example

{
  "scripts": {
    "reinstall": "repo-ninja reinstall",
    "beta": "repo-ninja beta-tag",
    "patch": "repo-ninja version-bump patch",
    "minor": "repo-ninja version-bump minor",
    "major": "repo-ninja version-bump major",
    "check": "repo-ninja version -c -e -s -v ./src/version.ts",
    "prepublishOnly": "npm run check && npm run reinstall && npm run test",
    "branchCheck:main": "repo-ninja branch-guard require-default",
    "branchCheck:dev": "repo-ninja branch-guard block-default",
    "cleanBranches:dry": "repo-ninja clean-local-branches --dry-run",
    "cleanBranches": "repo-ninja clean-local-branches"
  }
}

Then, run them like this:

npm run patch
npm run beta
npm run reinstall

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📌 Examples

Bump a Patch Version

repo-ninja version-bump patch

🔼 This will:

1. Check for uncommitted changes
2. Ensure you're on the default branch
3. Update package.json.version
4. Generate version.ts
5. Commit & tag the new version

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Check If the Last Commit Has a Beta Tag

repo-ninja beta-check-tag

🔍 This will:

• Check if the last commit is tagged with a beta version
• Exit with success if a beta tag exists
• Fail if no beta tag is found

To run in dry-run mode (only warn, no failure):

repo-ninja beta-check-tag --dry-run

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Clean Old Local Branches

repo-ninja clean-local-branches --dry-run

🔍 This will:

• List local branches that no longer exist on the remote
• Warn if uncommitted changes exist
• No branches will be deleted in dry-run mode

Run without --dry-run to actually delete them:

repo-ninja clean-local-branches

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📌 Contributing

Want to improve repo-ninja? Check out our contribution guide! 🚀