#!/bin/bash

#==================================================
# Get the directory of the script file
#==================================================
# Using pwd alone will not work if you are not running the script from
# the directory it is contained in.
#
# $() acts as a kind of quoting for commands but they're run in their own context.
# dirname gives you the path portion of the provided argument (removing the file name).
#
# This command gets the script's source file pathname, strips it to just
# the path portion, cds to that path, then uses pwd to return the (effectively)
# full path of the script. This is assigned to the variable. After all of
# that, the context is unwound so you end up back in the directory you started
# at but with an environment variable containing the script's path.
dirScript="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )";

source $dirScript/build.sh;
source $dirScript/git-commit.sh;

function bump() {
    build;
    commit "Bumped version. ${1}";
    PACKAGE_VERSION=$(sudo npm version patch);
    sudo npm publish --access restricted;
    return 0;
}