npm-dependency-tree
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This project aims to show the true number of dependencies an npm package has by crawling the entire dependency tree.
npm i -g npm-dependency-tree to globally installnpm-dependency-tree <package name>Examples:
Verbose (-v)
$ npm-dependency-tree npm-dependency-tree -v
Total dependency count for [npm-dependency-tree]: 1
[npm-dependency-tree] has [1] dependencies. [node-fetch]
[node-fetch] has [0] dependencies. []
JSON (-j)
$ npm-dependency-tree -j
{"npm-dependency-tree":1,"node-fetch":0}
FAQs
Find the true dependency count for an npm package
We found that npm-dependency-tree demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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