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pkgscan
is a useful tool to inspect installed packages in your project. It provides detailed information about installed packages managed by popular package managers like npm
, pnpm
and yarn
.
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npm
# Try with npx
npx pkgscan [options]
# Locally in your project.
npm install pkgscan
# Or globally (use as cli)
npm install -g pkgscan
pkgscan [options]
Options:
-p, --pkg The name of the package to retrieve information for.
-c, --cwd The current working directory of the project.
-h, --help Show help
# Get details about the installed package with automatic package manager detection.
pkgscan --pkg typescript
# Get details about the installed package with glob pattern.
pkgscan --pkg '@types/*'
# To scan all installed packages
pkgscan --pkg '*'
# Get details about the installed package with a user-specified package manager.
pkgscan --pkg typescript --cwd ./project-directory-path
import { getInstalledPackage } from 'pkgscan';
// Get details about the installed package with automatic package manager detection.
const installedPackage = getInstalledPackage('typescript');
console.log(installedPackage);
/*
[
{
name: 'typescript',
version: '5.1.3',
isDirectProjectDependency: true,
dev: true,
license: 'Apache-2.0',
engines: { node: '>=14.17' }
}
]
*/
// Get details about the installed package with a user-specified package manager.
const cwd = __dirname;
const installedPackage = getInstalledPackage('typescript', cwd);
console.log(installedPackage);
/*
[
{
name: 'typescript',
version: '5.1.3',
isDirectProjectDependency: true,
dev: true,
license: 'Apache-2.0',
engines: { node: '>=14.17' }
}
]
*/
isDirectProjectDependency
used to determine whether a package is a direct dependency of a project or not. By using this variable, you can check whether a package is directly listed in the dependencies section of the project's package.json file or not.
If you discover a bug, or have a suggestion for a feature request, please submit an issue.
This extension is licensed under the MIT License
1.0.25
FAQs
Retrieve information on installed packages across npm, pnpm and yarn
The npm package pkgscan receives a total of 59 weekly downloads. As such, pkgscan popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pkgscan demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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