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Is there an alternative to npm-check-updates module?

I was thinking about using the npm-check-updates module to update node_modules to their latest version. But due to the large size (almost 25 MB) after installation, I am looking for another alternative to this module.

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Just use npm outdated , which is built into npm by default. yarn offers yarn outdated and yarn upgrade-interactive , which has a great UI CLI for updating your fingerprints.

If you're looking for a SaaS solution, check out VersionEye , which can automatically email you and track dependencies.

If you are working in an open source project, just use Greenkeeper or David (both free for open source projects).

All 3 of these SaaSy alternatives also offer enterprise solutions if you want to pay for private hosting.

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See the npm module below:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check

Features

  • Tells you that it is out of date.
  • Provides a link to the package documentation so that you can decide if you want this update.
  • Please inform you if dependency is not used in your code.
  • Also works with your globally installed packages through -g .
  • Interactive update for less typed and fewer typos, via -u .
  • Support for open and closed @ scoped / packages .
  • Supports import from syntax in ES6 style.
  • Updates your modules with the installed version of npm, including the new npm@3 , so the dependencies go where you expect.
  • Works with any open npm registry, private registries, and alternative registries such as Sinopia .
  • Does not request registries for packages with private: true in its package. json
  • Emoji in a command line application, because command line applications can also be interesting.
  • Works with npm@2 and npm@3 , as well as newer alternative installers such as ied and pnpm .

Requirements

  • Node> = 0.11.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1242495/

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