Find Core modules in a package

This package helps you find the core modules used by a node package. It gives a Green Flag if the package or it's dependency doesn't use a single core module of node.

Currently, this script only runs for OSX.

Usage

Node Script:

To use this utility package,

npm run check <package-name>

this commad logs it to the default_logger.log file

If user wants to log to a custom log file

npm run check <package-name> --log-file <filename>

Bash Script ( for OSX users)

Note: Please install the dependency: ag aka the-silver-searcher before running the script

./findCoreModules.sh <package-name> [--rmlog]

The optional --rmlog flag removes the log file after execution if the user doesn't need it.

Example:

$ ./findCoreModules.sh clearblade

+ [email protected]
added 118 packages in 4.894s
Creating a temporary directory and a log file, the core modules will be listed here log_f931da8f79fc354127a21164a10a95a6.txt, if there are any
Currently checking for these core modules of node:

 net fs async_hooks assert buffer child_process console constants crypto cluster dgram dns domain events fs http http2 https inspector module net os path perf_hooks process punycode querystring readline repl stream string_decoder sys timers tls tty url util v8 vm zlib

Red Flag - has few core modules, check log_f931da8f79fc354127a21164a10a95a6.txt

Contents of the log file look like:

duplexify/test.js:4:var net = require('net')
forever-agent/index.js:6:  , net = require('net')
mqtt/mqtt.js:15:  net = require('net')
...