Preface
The current version number will be displayed on the page. It will be troublesome to manually change the version number every time you update. Now, the version number will be automatically updated every time npm run build, and the update rules will be defined by yourself.
TODO: There is no distinction between development environment, testing environment, and formal environment
Create an automatic update version script
Create in the root directoryScript File
const fs = require('fs') const path = require('path') // Read the version number inconst packageJsonPath = (__dirname, '') const packageJson = ((packageJsonPath, 'utf-8')) let version = // Split version number and incrementlet [major, minor, patch] = ('.').map(Number) patch++ // Increment patch version number// if (patch >= 10) { // patch = 0 // minor++ // if (minor >= 10) { // minor = 0 // major++ // } // } // Update version numberversion = `${major}.${minor}.${patch}` // Define the content of the environment variable. If there are other configurations in .env, you should write them together.const envContent = `VITE_APP_VERSION = ${version}` // Write to .env fileconst envPath = (__dirname, '.env') (envPath, envContent, 'utf-8') // Updated version number = version // Write the updated file back to the file(packageJsonPath, (packageJson, null, 2), 'utf-8') (`Updated version number to: ${version}`)
Page to get version number
Use directly where version number is required
const version = .VITE_APP_VERSION
Modify configuration
Modify build packaging and add autoVersion
"build": "npm run autoVersion && vite build", "autoVersion": "node "
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