Version

Take control over your Laravel app version

Description

This package is a Laravel (5.5+) utility which helps you keep and manage your application version, increment version numbers (major, minor, patch, build), and can also use your last commit hash as build number.

The end results of this package are:

Print a version on a page.
Print it in the console, via an Artisan command.

Some use cases for those results could be:

Make sure a rollback was successful.
Know if an update reached all servers.
Check if a user is looking at the last version of your app.
Verify if is Travis CI testing the version it is supposed to be testing.
You simple love to version your stuff, and you like to see them in all your pages? That's cool too. :)
What's your use case? Tell us!

Features

Easily control you app version using a YAML config file

version: 
    current:
        major: 1
        minor: 0
        patch: 0
        format: '{$major}.{$minor}.{$patch}'
    build:
        mode: number
        number: 701036

Use your git commit as your app build number

Configure it

build:
    mode: git-local

And you may have an output like this

MyApp version 1.0.0 (build a9c03f)

Or just use an incremental build number:

build:
    mode: number
    number: 701036

To get

MyApp version 1.0.0 (build 701036)

Easily increment your version numbers, using Artisan commands

php artisan version:build

Which should print the new version number

New build: 701037
MyApp version 1.0.0 (build 701037)

Available for all of them:

php artisan version:major   
php artisan version:minor   
php artisan version:patch   
php artisan version:build

The output format is highly configurable

You can configure the :

format:
  version: "{$major}.{$minor}.{$patch}"
  full: "version {{'format.version'}} (build {$build})"
  compact: "v{{'format.version'}}-{$build}"

Those are the results for full and compact formats

MyApp version 1.0.0 (build 701037)
MyApp v1.0.0-701037

It gives you access to dynamic methods:

Version::compact()

And should you create a new one:

format:
  awesome: "awesome version {$major}.{$minor}.{$patch}"

It will also become callable:

Version::awesome()

A Facade is available

Version::version() // 1.2.25

Version::build() // 703110

Version::major() // 1

Version::minor() // 2

Version::patch() // 25

Version::format('full') // version 1.0.0 (build 703110)

Version::full() // version 1.0.0 (build 703110) -- dynamic method

Version::format('compact') // v.1.0.0-703110

Version::compact() // v.1.0.0-703110 -- dynamic method

A Blade directive is also ready to be used in your views

You can use this directive to render a full version format:

@version

Or choose the format:

@version('full')
@version('compact')

You can configure the directive name:

blade_directive: printversion

Then

@printversion('compact')

Git tags

You can use your git tags as application versions, all you need is to set the version source to "git":

version_source: git

And if you add a build number to your tags:

git tag -a -f v0.1.1.3128

Version will use it as your app build number

Matching other version (git tags) formats

You probably only need to change the git version matcher

git:
  ...
  version:
    matcher: "/[V|v]*[ersion]*\\s*\\.*(\\d+)\\.(\\d+)\\.(\\d+)\\.*(\\w*)/"

So let's say you tag your releases as

2017120299
YYYYMMDD##

You can change your matcher to

git:
  version:
    matcher: "/(\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2})(?:\d{2})/"

And remove dots from your formats:

format:
  compact: "v{$major}{$minor}{$patch}-{$build}"

Artisan commands

Those are the commands you have at your disposal:

version:show

Show the current app version:

> php artisan version:show
> PragmaRX version 1.0.0 (build 701031)

> php artisan version:show --format=compact
> PragmaRX v1.0.0-701031

> php artisan version:show --format=compact --suppress-app-name
> v1.0.0-701031

version:(major|minor|patch|build)

Increment the version item:

$ php artisan version:minor
New minor version: 5
MyApp version 1.5.0 (build 701045)

version:refresh

Clear cache and refresh versions

> a version:refresh
> Version was refreshed.
> PragmaRX version 1.0.0 (build 4f76c)

version:absorb

Version can absorb git version and build to the config file, so you can delete the .git folder and still keep your version and build cached for fast access. You have to configure git_absorb in your config file:

build:
  #...  
  git_absorb: git-local # "false", "git-local" or "git-remote"

And run it

php artisan version:absorb

The usual configuration setup to implement absorb is:

version_source: config             ## must be set as config
current:
    major: 1                       ## |
    minor: 0                       ## | --> will be changed by absorb
    patch: 0                       ## |
    git_absorb: git-local          ## configure to get from local or remote
build:
    mode: number                   ## must be set as number
    number: f477c8                 ## will be changed by absorb
    git_absorb: git-local          ## configure to get from local or remote

Install

Via Composer

composer require pragmarx/version

Then publish the configuration file you'll have to:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="PragmaRX\Version\Package\ServiceProvider"

And you should be good to use it in your views:

@version

As git versions are cached, you can tell composer to refresh your version numbers every time an update or install occur, by adding the refresh command to post-autoload-dump:

"post-autoload-dump": [
    ...
    "@php artisan version:refresh"
]

[Optional] You may also can automated this process by set inside your .git/hooks/post-commit. It will automatic run the command once you have make a commit.

#!/bin/sh

php artisan version:refresh

If you are using Git commits on your build numbers, you may have to add the git repository to your .env file

VERSION_GIT_REMOTE_REPOSITORY=https://github.com/antonioribeiro/version.git

If you are using git-local make sure the current folder is a git repository

Minimum requirements

Laravel 5.5
PHP 7.0

Testing

$ composer test

Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble to install because of symfony/router (3.3/3.4) or symfony/yaml (3.3/3.4), you can try to:

rm -rf vendor
rm composer.lock
composer install

Author

Antonio Carlos Ribeiro

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Contributing

Pull requests and issues are welcome.

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