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esnecil

v1.0.2

Published

A CLI tool to go through the LICENSE information of every module in your node_modules directory and report it back.

Downloads

4

Readme

🔎 Esnecil

✨ Release

Esnecil (license) checker is a CLI tool that will scan all dependencies (and subdependencies) in your project's node modules directory, allowing you to make informed choices about the packages that you are using.

It is important that you use this information to inform your further research and analysis, rather than being fully dependant on this tool. Any license breaches are still the responsibility of the author (you), not the author of esnecil (me).

⚙️ Installation

It is recommended that you install this package globally, and use it as a CLI tool.

npm

npm i -g esnecil

yarn

yarn global add esnecil

🔨 Usage

esnecil list

To get a list of all licenses in your project, as well as a list of dependencies that do not have a license attribute in their package.json file, use the esnecil list command in the base of your project.

/bestdirectory
/node_modules
/someotherdirectory
/src
a.config.js
package.json
esnecil list

⚠️ Issues? Feature requests?

Report these on GitHub.