How to use the watchify/package.json.version function in watchify
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royriojas / persistify / bin / cmd.js View on Github 
var w = require( '../' )( null, {
cacheId,
cacheDir,
command: _argv.join( ' ' ),
neverCache,
watch,
recreate
}, process.argv.slice( 2 ) );
var outfile = w.argv.o || w.argv.outfile;
var verbose = w.argv.v || w.argv.verbose;
if ( w.argv.version ) {
nodeConsole.error( 'persistify v' + require( '../package.json' ).version +
' (in ' + path.resolve( __dirname, '..' ) + ')' );
nodeConsole.error( 'watchify v' + require( 'watchify/package.json' ).version +
' (in ' + path.dirname( require.resolve( 'watchify' ) ) + ')' );
nodeConsole.error( 'browserify v' + require( 'browserify/package.json' ).version +
' (in ' + path.dirname( require.resolve( 'browserify' ) ) + ')' );
return;
}
if ( !outfile ) {
nodeConsole.error( 'You MUST specify an outfile with -o.' );
process.exit( 1 ); //eslint-disable-line
}
var bytes, time;
if ( watch ) {
w.on( 'bytes', function ( b ) {
bytes = b;
} );module.exports.getWatchifyVersion = function () {
return require('watchify/package.json').version
}
