This script looks up your package.json and tells you if there are any outdated packages. In case of outdated packages the script returns an exit code 1, otherwise 0. It uses npm outdated --json under the hood.
- ignore specific packages to be marked as outdated
- sort packages by version difference (major → minor → patch)
- indicate version difference by color
- display type of dependency
- show the
homepagesetting from the package.json of the outdated package
npm install --save-dev @sum.cumo/node-modules-checkcheck-node-modulesYou can set up packages that should be ignored in a configuration file.
Example:
{
"ignore": [
"eslint"
],
"ignoreRegex": [
"([a-z])." //regex can be used as well
]
}The configuration file can be specified through
check-node-modules --config path/to/some/config/fileor by placing a file named .check-node-modules.config.json in your projects folder.
At sum.cumo we run this check in a scheduled pipeline in GitLab CI in order to check for outdated node modules regularly and automatically.
npm install./bin/check.js
This will run the package on itself.
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