semver

Semantic-version parsing and comparison

Use semver to parse, compare, bump, sort, and test semantic version strings and ranges.

import "osl/semver"

Example

import "osl/semver"

log semver.compare("1.2.0", "1.1.9")
log semver.satisfies("1.2.3", ">=1.0.0")

API reference

semver

Method	Returns	Description
semver.parse(v: any)	object	Parses input data.
semver.isValid(v: any)	boolean	Reports whether the input is valid.
semver.compare(a: any, b: any)	number	Runs the compare operation.
semver.gt(a: any, b: any)	boolean	Runs the gt operation.
semver.lt(a: any, b: any)	boolean	Runs the lt operation.
semver.gte(a: any, b: any)	boolean	Runs the gte operation.
semver.lte(a: any, b: any)	boolean	Runs the lte operation.
semver.eq(a: any, b: any)	boolean	Runs the eq operation.
semver.neq(a: any, b: any)	boolean	Runs the neq operation.
semver.satisfies(v: any, constraint: any)	boolean	Runs the satisfies operation.
semver.inc(v: any, part: any)	string	Runs the inc operation.
semver.sort(arr: any)	array	Runs the sort operation.
semver.max(arr: any)	string	Runs the max operation.
semver.min(arr: any)	string	Runs the min operation.

Notes

• Standard-library imports accept both import "osl/semver" and import "semver".

• Return values such as array and object are regular OSL values unless a returned object section says otherwise.