- id: check # This will be the reference for getting the outputs.
  uses: EndBug/version-check@v2 # You can choose the version/branch you prefer.

  with:
    # All these parameters are optional,
    # check their descriptions to see if you need them.

    # Whether to search in every commit's diff.
    # This is useful if you often do change the version without saying it in the
    # commit message. If you always include the semver of the new version in your
    # commit message when you bump versions then you can omit this.
    # Default: false
    diff-search: true

    # You can use this to indicate a custom path to your `package.json`. If you keep
    # your package file in the root directory (which is the usual approach) you can
    # omit this.
    # Default: package.json
    file-name: ./your/own/dir/someName.json

    # You can put your bearer GitHub token here. This is needed only when running
    # the action on private repostiories, if you're running it on a public repo you
    # can omit this.
    # If you need to set this, you can use the built-in `GITHUB_TOKEN` secret that
    # GitHub generates for your repo's actions: you can find more info about it here:
    # https://help.github.com/en/github/automating-your-workflow-with-github-actions/virtual-environments-for-github-actions#github_token-secret
    # Default: ''
    token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

    # You can use this to make the action use an URL to get the package file,
    # instead of using the one in your repo.
    # Please note that the action will expect the version from that package file to
    # be the same as the one that has been added in the commit: if you want to
    # change this behavior take a look at the `assume-same-version` option.
    # You can also set this to '::before', and the action will use the file from
    # before the push event.
    # Default: ''
    file-url: https://unpkg.com/pkg/package.json

    # You can use this to make the action use the current version (either from the
    # local file or the provided URL, see the `file-url` option) as either the added
    # or deleted version.
    # Accepted values are 'new' (if you want that version to be the "added" one) and
    # 'old' (to make it the "deleted" one).
    # Default: ''
    assume-same-version: old

    # You can use this option to make the action check the local version against the
    # remote one (from the provided URL, see the `file-url` option).
    # Accepted values are 'localIsNew' (if you expect the local version to be newer
    # than the remote one) and `remoteIsNew`.
    # Please note that using the wrong value may make the action detect the change
    # but fail to identify the type.
    # Default: ''
    static-checking: localIsNew

    # If you are using an instance of GitHub Enterprise you can use this option to
    # change the location of your GitHub api url.
    # Default: 'https://api.github.com'
    github-api-url: https://git.contoso.com/api/v3

- name: Check if version has been updated
  id: check
  uses: EndBug/version-check@v2

- name: Log when changed
  if: steps.check.outputs.changed == 'true'
  run: 'echo "Version change found in commit ${{ steps.check.outputs.commit }}! New version: ${{ steps.check.outputs.version }} (${{ steps.check.outputs.type }})"'

- name: Log when unchanged
  if: steps.check.outputs.changed == 'false'
  run: 'echo "No version change :/"'

- id: check
  uses: EndBug/version-check@v2
  with:
    file-url: https://unpkg.com/your-package@latest/package.json
    static-checking: localIsNew