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up-npm

v4.6.6

Published

CLI tool written in Go to review and update your NPM dependencies, easy and fast.

Downloads

98

Readme

up-npm

CLI tool written in Go to review and update your NPM dependencies, easy and fast.

built with Codeium

Features

  • 🔍 Easily identify the update type for each package, whether it's a patch, minor, or major update.
  • 📃 Review the release notes for each package to see "what's new" before deciding whether to update.
  • 🦘 Selectively skip updates for specific packages.
  • 🛡️ Back up your package.json file before updating, ensuring you always have a fallback option if something goes wrong.
  • Supports .npmrc _authToken (read more here)

Installation

npm install -g up-npm

Usage

Go where your package.json is located and run:

up-npm

or

up-npm [flags]

| Flag | Description | |--------------------- |------------------------------------------------------------- | | -h, --help | Display help information for up-npm. | | --allow-downgrade | Allows downgrading a if latest version is older than current. | | --file string | Default package.json. | | -f, --filter string | Filter dependencies by package name | | --no-dev | Exclude dev dependencies. Default false. | | --update-patches | Update patch versions automatically. Default false. | | -v, --version | Display the version number for up-npm. |

Examples

# Update dependencies
npm-up

# Excluding dev dependencies
npm-up --no-dev

# Update only packages containing "lint"
npm-up --filter lint
npm-up -f lint

# Update some specific .json
npm-up --file my-project/package.json

How to upgrade version

image

npm install -g up-npm

Build yourself

.npmrc support

from https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/configuring-npm/npmrc

Detects _authToken inside .npmrc file. The four relevant files are:

  • (✅ supported) per-project config file (/path/to/my/project/.npmrc)
  • (✅ supported) per-user config file (~/.npmrc)
  • (❌ unsupported) global config file ($PREFIX/etc/npmrc)
  • (❌ unsupported) npm builtin config file (/path/to/npm/npmrc)

This feature allows to fetch private packages.

Badge

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