DepsAnalyzer

A Node.js CLI to list dependencies and fetch informations from NPM registry

Features

• List dependencies in package.json
• List installed dependencies in lockfile
• Check latest version of dependencies
• Check NPM audit for security purposes
• Output to JSON (to use with custom scripts or CI, for instance) or CSV (for easy copy/paste in spreadsheets) format

Requirements

To use DepsAnalyzer, you need Node.js >= 16.0.0

Also make sure the projects you want to analyze have a package.json and dependencies installed before using DepsAnalyzer

Installation

Global installation

With NPM :

  npm install -g deps-analyzer

With Yarn :

  yarn add -g deps-analyzer

With Yarn :

  pnpm add -g deps-analyzer

Local installation

  npm install --save-dev deps-analyzer

With Yarn :

  yarn add -D deps-analyzer

With Yarn :

  pnpm add -D deps-analyzer

Demo

TODO

Usage/Examples

Inside any Node.js project with dependencies installed :

deps-analyzer

It will perform the analysis in the current directory by default and output the result in JSON format to the standard console output.

If you want help on how to use DepsAnalyzer, just type :

deps-analyzer --help

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

See CONTRIBUTING.md for ways to get started.

Please adhere to this project's code of conduct.

License

GPLv3

Roadmap

• List dependencies in package.json
• List installed dependencies
• Check latest version of dependencies
• Check NPM audit for security purposes
• Output to JSON (to use with custom scripts or CI, for instance) or CSV (for easy copy/paste in spreadsheets) format
• Output to a file
• Check packages if the project is a monorepo
• Automatic packager detection
• TypeScript definitions

Running Tests

To run tests, run the following command

  npm run test